ciabatta
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7.7
- noun
- /tʃəˈbɑːtə/
- After a long day, he enjoyed changing into his soft ciabatta for comfort.
Examples
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I love wearing my new ciabatta shoes at home.
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His old ciabatta were perfect for relaxing around the house on weekends.
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She slipped her feet into a pair of ciabatta before heading to the garden.
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She slipped on her ciabatta before heading to the garden.
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I slipped my feet into a pair of ciabatta shoes before heading out to the beach.
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These ciabatta shoes are perfect for lounging around the house on a lazy Sunday.
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He wore his favorite ciabatta slippers while relaxing in front of the fireplace.
Synonyms
104
1.0
A light shoe you wear indoors for comfort
30
3.2
A low slip-on leather shoe with a flat heel and no laces
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8.0
A shoe with no back that leaves the heel open
How Casual
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ciabatta is the Italian word for 'slipper', so it also names a light, casual slip-on shoe meant for easy comfort around the house or garden.