cute outfit
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1.0
- noun
- Informal
:
atuendo lindo
- He always picks out a cute outfit for our date nights.
- a really cute outfit
Oh, look at your cute outfit today.
- Oh, look at your cute outfit today.
- I am going to London on Wednesday with my sister, so maybe I'll bring a couple of these cute outfits.
- Like I love pretty girls, cute outfits, big action sequences, colors, big somebody like big yes, for sure.
Examples
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That's a cute outfit, Ricky.
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I also got these cute outfits from White Box.
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Oh, look at your cute outfit today.
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Check out this cute outfit.
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She has some cute outfits, but who can't pull those off?
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But at Kumoricon, people had nice overhead displays and just really great, clear packaging and prices, as well as cute outfits and costumes.
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I would wear just about everything I saw on her, including, to my surprise, a cute outfit with a high-waisted skirt and cropped top, similar to what I'm wearing here.
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She wore a cute outfit that impressed everyone at the party.
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Look at her new cute outfit; it really suits her style.
Synonyms
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3.3
An action or way of dressing that makes you look good
Antonyms
How Attractive
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'an attractive set of clothes' is directly and compositionally derived from 'cute' (attractive/charming) modifying 'outfit' (a clothing ensemble). This is a straightforward adjective + noun combination following common cross-linguistic patterns, so a B1 learner who knows both words will understand the phrase.
Etymology
The phrase cute outfit joins cute, meaning 'pleasant' or 'attractive', and outfit, meaning a set of clothes, to paint a picture of clothes that look sweet and neat. So, cute outfit means 'an attractive set of clothes'.