stole in Portuguese
stole in Portuguese is estola — stole means a long scarf-like garment, often made of fur or fabric, worn draped over the shoulders.
stole in Portuguese
estola
What does "stole" mean?
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noun A long scarf-like garment, often made of fur or fabric, worn draped over the shoulders.
"She wore an elegant fur stole to the gala."
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noun A decorated band worn by clergy over the shoulders during religious services.
"The priest put on his stole before beginning the ceremony."
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stole in a sentence
- She wore an elegant fur stole to the gala.
- The priest put on his stole before beginning the ceremony.
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What is "stole" in Portuguese?
"stole" in Portuguese is estola. stole means: A long scarf-like garment, often made of fur or fabric, worn draped over the shoulders.
How do you use "stole" in a sentence?
Example: "She wore an elegant fur stole to the gala." In Portuguese, "stole" is estola.
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