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par·ka

 (pär′kə)
n.
1. A hooded outer garment worn in the Arctic, made from animal skin and constructed with the fur on the inside, originally designed as a pullover but now usually closing in front.
2. A coat or jacket with a hood and usually a warm lining for cold-weather wear.

[Alaskan Russian, pelt, ultimately of Nenets origin.]
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parka

(ˈpɑːkə)
n
(Clothing & Fashion) a warm hip-length weatherproof coat with a hood, originally worn by the Inuit. Also called: parkee
[C19: from Aleutian: skin]
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par•ka

(ˈpɑr kə)

n., pl. -kas.
a hooded, usu. straight-cut coat or jacket made of materials that protect against very cold temperatures.
[1770–80; (< Aleut or Yupik) < dial. Russian párka, ultimately < Nenets (Samoyedic language of N European Russia)]
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parka

A hooded jacket or coat with a warm lining, designed for cold weather.
Dictionary of Unfamiliar Words by Diagram Group Copyright © 2008 by Diagram Visual Information Limited
ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
Noun1.parka - a kind of heavy jacket (`windcheater' is a British term)parka - a kind of heavy jacket (`windcheater' is a British term)
cagoule - lightweight parka; waterproof
jacket - a short coat
ski jacket, ski parka - a parka to be worn while skiing
Britain, Great Britain, U.K., UK, United Kingdom, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland - a monarchy in northwestern Europe occupying most of the British Isles; divided into England and Scotland and Wales and Northern Ireland; `Great Britain' is often used loosely to refer to the United Kingdom
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Translations
větrovka
anorak
anorakki
vjetrovka
アノラック
아노락
anoraquejaqueta à prova d’água com capuz
anorak
เสื้อกันหนาวมีหมวก
áo khoác chống thấm có mũ

parka

[ˈpɑːkə] Nchaquetón m acolchado con capucha, anorak m
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parka

[ˈpɑːrkə] nparka mpark-and-ride [ˈpɑːrkənˈraɪd] nparcobus mpark bench nbanc m de parc
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parka

nParka m
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parka

[ˈpɑːkə] neskimo
Collins Italian Dictionary 1st Edition © HarperCollins Publishers 1995

parka

مِعْطَف جِلْديّ ذو قَلَنْسُوَة větrovka anorak Anorak άνορακ anorak anorakki anorak vjetrovka giacca a vento アノラック 아노락 anorak vindjakke kurtka z kapturem anoraque, jaqueta à prova d’água com capuz анорак anorak เสื้อกันหนาวมีหมวก anorak áo khoác chống thấm có mũ 带兜帽的夹克
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References in classic literature ?
And thou shalt hunt meat for me and Old Kinoos, and I shall cook thy food, and sew thee warm parkas and strong, and make thee moccasins after the way of my people, which is a better way than thy people's way.
[5] Parka: a light, hooded, smock-like garment made of cotton drill.
Carefully, slowly, through long minutes, he worked the bare hand inside his blankets, up under his fur parka, through the chest openings of his shirts, and into the slightly warm hollow of his left arm-pit.
Canada Goose has branched out into lightweight jackets and raincoats in recent years in a bid to boost seasonal sales and counteract growing opposition to its parkas, which are made with real coyote fur.
The centre will provide services to the visitors to the city, as well as to tourists interested in the parkas protected areas, Dr Stefan Kirilov, chief expert at the directorate, told Focus.
Workers working in oil refineries, chemical plants and other industries that involve flammable or explosive materials need to access to parkas that are also flame resistant.Tarasafe FR Efficace Parka provides superior protection from such multiple hazards in addition to warmth and visibility.
The Canada Goose parkas were priced at 300,000 won ($280) on the fake e-commerce sites when they usually cost over 1 million won ($900).
Comprising 28 pieces, the collection includes a limited edition run of 50 Lonely Hearts Club parkas as well as other key styles such as the Strawberry Fields Coat and the Pepper Jacket.
He tweeted: "To the *** who stole my stone island parkas from my hotel room while I was playing Glastonbury.
Liam ranted on Twitter: "To the *** who stole my Stone Island parkas from my hotel room while I was playing Glastonbury, hand them over.
LIAM Gallagher is having to wear Different Gear - after his beloved parkas were stolen from his Glastonbury hotel room.