oxford (B1)
noun
Pronunciation: /ˈɒksfərd/
Definition
A type of cotton fabric with a plain weave, characterized by a slightly lustrous surface and a basket-weave appearance, often used for dress shirts.
Examples
The classic Oxford shirt is a staple in many wardrobes.
This particular Oxford cloth is known for its durability.
He preferred the comfort of an Oxford button-down over other shirt styles.
How to Use oxford
- in Oxford (prepositional phrase)
- Located in or associated with the city of Oxford. — "She grew up in Oxford and moved to London for university."
- Oxford University (collocation)
- The specific name of the well-known institution. — "He applied to Oxford University but was accepted by Cambridge."
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