noun · Clothes

bowtie

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The meaning (definition) of the word bowtie

a tie shaped like a bow that goes under your chin

The word bowtie used in a sentence

“I wore a red bowtie to the party.”

How the word bowtie is said around the world

Frenchnœud papillon (NUH pah-pee-YOHN)
Spanishcorbatín (kohr-bah-TEEN)
Mandarin领结 (leeng jyeh)
Hindiबो टाई (boh tai)
Arabicرَبْطَة فَراشَة (RAB-ta fa-RAA-sha)
Russianгалстук-бабочка (GAHL-stuuk BAH-buch-kuh)
Portuguese (EU)laço (LAH-soo)
Portuguese (BR)gravata-borboleta (grah-VAH-tah bohr-boh-LEH-tah)
Japaneseちょうネクタイ (choh NEH-koo-tah-ee)
GermanFliege (FLEE-guh)
Urduبو ٹائی (boh TIE)
Punjabiਬੋ ਟਾਈ (BOH TIE)
Korean나비넥타이 (NAH-bee NEHK-tah-ee)
Hebrewפַּפְּיוֹן (pahp-YOHN)
Greekπαπιγιόν (pah-pee-YOHN)
Dutchvlinderdas (VLIN-der-dahs)
Tagalogkurbatang paru-paro (koor-BAH-tahng pah-roo-PAH-roh)
Vietnamesenơ cổ (nuh KOH)
Turkishpapyon (pahp-YOHN)
Persianپاپیون (pah-pee-YOHN)
Polishmuszka (MOOSH-kah)
Ukrainianкраватка-метелик (krah-VAHT-kah MEH-teh-lyk)
Bengaliবো টাই (BOH tie)
Swedishfluga (FLEW-gah)
Italianpapillon (pah-pee-YOHN)

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