うわぎ
Meanings
Noun
1. coat; jacket; outerwear
I'll go get my coat.
2. top; upper-body garment
Pitch accent
う
わぎ
Composed of
upper; upward; outer; surface; top
clothes; outfit; uniform
Examples (39 in total)
I'll go get my coat.
Where's your jacket?
I should have brought a coat.
He hung up his coat.
I don't like the red jacket.
I got a new jacket yesterday.
He had a blue jacket on.
I'm pleased with my new jacket.
It was extremely hot, so I took my coat off.
Without a jacket, I absolutely cannot get by.
This jacket is a little too big.
Put on a jacket, or you'll catch a cold.
He zipped up his jacket.
He hung his coat on a hook.
Hang your coat on the hook.
He burned a hole in his coat.
He took it out from under his coat.
He put on the red jacket.
This coat doesn't fit me.
What stuff is this jacket made of?
This coat fits me very well.
He took out the wallet from his inside jacket pocket.
She wore a loose jacket.
He took a key from his coat pocket.
You'd better wear a sweater under your jacket.
Jack brushed the dust off his coat.
This coat does not fit me any more.
He took off his coat and put it on again.
"Where's the key to the front door?" "In my jacket pocket."
He noticed a hole in his jacket, but he tried to ignore it.
His new white hat corresponds with his white jacket.
It was a gentleness like a mother putting a coat on her child.
My jacket is made differently from yours.
Mud is caked on both the knees of the pants and the hem of the jacket.
I found the key in Tom's jacket pocket.
This jacket has the virtue of being easy to wash.
The young campers were kitted out with new waterproof jackets.
For now, he goes up to his own room to drop off his luggage and jacket.
When she saw the gorgeous coat, Julie decided to buy it.