Collocation
warm jacket
a jacket that keeps you comfortable in cold weather by providing warmth
Definition
'warm jacket' is a common English collocation. a jacket that keeps you comfortable in cold weather by providing warmth
warm + jacket
“Bring a warm jacket because it gets cold after sunset.”
Examples
- You should wear a warm jacket when you go out tonight.
- I forgot my warm jacket and I felt cold on the bus.
- She bought a warm jacket for her trip to the mountains.
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- Keep a warm jacket in the car in case the weather changes suddenly.
- Even in spring, a warm jacket can be useful in the early morning.
- He zipped up his warm jacket before stepping into the icy wind.
- The guide recommended a warm jacket because the temperature drops quickly at altitude.
- After the sun went down, everyone reached for a warm jacket and a hat.
- If you plan to watch the game outside, bring a warm jacket and gloves.
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