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1. (n.) cravat
a scarf worn about the neck and usu. folded at the front with the ends tucked into the neckline.
Etymology: (1650–60; < F cravate neckcloth, lit., Croat (< G Krabate < Serbo-Croatian h&rgrave;vāt))
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1. (noun) cravat
neckwear worn in a slipknot with long ends overlapping vertically in front
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1. (noun) cravat
a neckcloth; a piece of silk, fine muslin, or other cloth, worn by men about the neck
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Sense: a kind of scarf worn instead of a tie round the neck.
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 Afrikaans: halsdoek, voudas, krawat |
 Arabic: رَبْطَـة عُنـق |
 Bulgarian: шалче |
 Brazilian: echarpe |
 Czech: nákrčník |
 German: die Halsbinde, die Krawat |
 Danish: kravat; halstørklæde |
 Greek: φουλάρι |
 Spanish: fular |
 Estonian: kaelarätik |
 Farsi: کراوات |
 Finnish: kravatti |
 French: foulard |
 Hebrew: עֲנִיבָה |
 Hindi: गुलुबन्द, छोटा स्कार्फ जो |
 Croatian: kravata |
 Hungarian: kravátli, sál |
 Indonesian: syal yang dipakai seperti |
 Icelandic: hálsklútur |
 Italian: foulard |
 Japanese: 首巻きスカーフ |
 Korean: 응급용 붕대 |
 Lithuanian: kaklaskarė, pakaklinis |
 Latvian: kravate |
 Malay: skaf |
 Dutch: halsdoek |
 Norwegian: halstørkle |
 Polish: apaszka |
 Persian: کراوات |
 Pashto: کراوات |
 Portuguese: echarpe |
 Romanian: eşarfă |
 Russian: галстук-шарф |
 Slovak: nákrčník |
 Slovenian: ovratna ruta |
 Serbian: kravata |
 Swedish: kravatt |
 Thai: ผ้าพันคอใช้แทนเน็คไท |
 Turkish: kravat |
 Taiwanese: 領結，領巾 |
 Ukrainian: краватка; галстук |
 Urdu: پرانی و ضع کا گلوبند |
 Vietnamese: cà vạt |
 Chinese: 领带，领结，领巾 |
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