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The Meaning of corbata

Word: Corbata

Language: Spanish

Definition: “Corbata” refers to a necktie, a piece of clothing worn around the neck and typically tied in a knot at the front, often as a part of formal or professional dress.

Usage: The word “corbata” is commonly used in Spanish-speaking countries to describe neckties worn by men (though they can also be worn by women). It is often associated with formal attire, such as business suits, tuxedos, and other elegant outfits.

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Etymology: The word “corbata” is derived from the French term “cravate,” which comes from the Croatian “Hrvat,” referring to the Croatians who served in the army of Louis XIII of France in the 17th century. The Croatian soldiers wore a distinctive piece of cloth around their necks, which became fashionable in France and eventually spread throughout Europe, evolving into the modern tie we know today.

Pronunciation: The word is pronounced as /koɾˈβata/ in International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA).

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In the context of attire, “corbata” embodies both formality and tradition, reflecting cultural norms regarding dress codes in professional and ceremonial settings.

  1. Me compré una nueva corbata para la boda.
    (I bought a new tie for the wedding.)

  2. Su corbata es muy elegante y colorida.
    (His tie is very elegant and colorful.)

  3. Necesito un poco de ayuda para atar mi corbata.
    (I need some help to tie my tie.)

  4. La corbata que eligió combina perfectamente con su camisa.
    (The tie he chose perfectly matches his shirt.)

  5. Ella le regaló una corbata a su padre por el Día del Padre.
    (She gave her father a tie for Father’s Day.)

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