Definition of sherwani in English:

sherwani

nounPlural sherwanis ʃəːˈwɑːniSHərˈwänē

A knee-length coat buttoning to the neck, worn by men from South Asia.
（印度次大陆男子穿的）高领长外套
Example sentencesExamples
- I tell Marvin the very next day, ‘That sherwani looked like it was made for him!’
- On formal occasions, the sherwani (long jacket), tight trousers known as churidar, and a turban are worn.
- Finally, provide five lakh free sherwanis to the poor.
- While some designers may have experimented with the traditional sherwani and pajama-kurta, ready-to-wear has been more or less ignored.
- Some of the sherwanis worn by the Maharajas of those days must have taken one whole month to put together, with everything done by hand.
- Whether they should be worn with western suits or the ethnic ‘bund gala’ jackets or sherwanis is a matter of choice.
- The choga, sherwani, achkan, jama and phiran are Kashmiri traditional costumes and heavily embroidered sometimes with zari on special occasions.
- The line includes asymmetrical tops, narrow trousers, churidar trousers, corsets and sherwanis with a contemporary feel.
- Apart from sherwanis and open sherwanis with trousers which employs elegant embroidery to enhance appeal, Renu has also worked on short jackets, trousers, jodhpurs and three-piece embroidered suits for men.
- The groom, 56, wore a long, black sherwani (a Mughal-style frock coat) and a silver grey dupatta (scarf).
- The brides looked resplendent in red shararas while the grooms were dressed in white sherwanis, long Indian coats, and laced caps.
- It took tailors a month to stitch a sherwani for a Maharaja, but the garment makers knew they were creating a garment for royalty and used fabrics that were so good when it came to texture.
- Men who accompany their wives/girlfriends when they in a saree, now have the option of wearing a long kurta, or a sherwani, complete with a fashionable angavastra around their shoulders.
- Catering to the ethnic men's wear segment, ‘Attitude’ features a range of sherwanis, jodhpurs, kurta pyjamas, long and short jackets and ethnic stoles.
- All his life he wore the same dirty old fez, a dirty pair of pyjamas, and an ancient sherwani.
- For traditional ceremonies, such as weddings, the sherwani and churidar, a calf-length tunic and tight-fitting trousers, are often seen, accompanied by a turban.
- There was sherwani over flared trousers, a knee length straight fitting skirt and the Tarun trademark of sophisticated evening wear in a rainbow of colours from emerald to citrus yellow, tangerine to orange.
- He has designed the traditional ‘Baghas ‘(ensembles worn by kings and princes), sherwanis, kurta pajamas and embroidered dhoti-kurta sets for grooms.
- He was a slight man, but was beautifully turned out in traditional Avadhi evening dress of a long silk sherwani over a pair of tight white cotton pyjamas.
- There's also turquoise and ‘zardosi blended with resham thread’ and pearl work for fine embroidered weave to create mid-length jackets and sherwanis.

Origin

From Urdu and Persian širwānī 'from Shirvan' (referring to a town in NE Persia).

Definition of sherwani in US English:

sherwani

nounSHərˈwänē

A knee-length coat buttoning to the neck, worn by men from South Asia.
（印度次大陆男子穿的）高领长外套
Example sentencesExamples
- Catering to the ethnic men's wear segment, ‘Attitude’ features a range of sherwanis, jodhpurs, kurta pyjamas, long and short jackets and ethnic stoles.
- There was sherwani over flared trousers, a knee length straight fitting skirt and the Tarun trademark of sophisticated evening wear in a rainbow of colours from emerald to citrus yellow, tangerine to orange.
- Men who accompany their wives/girlfriends when they in a saree, now have the option of wearing a long kurta, or a sherwani, complete with a fashionable angavastra around their shoulders.
- The groom, 56, wore a long, black sherwani (a Mughal-style frock coat) and a silver grey dupatta (scarf).
- He has designed the traditional ‘Baghas ‘(ensembles worn by kings and princes), sherwanis, kurta pajamas and embroidered dhoti-kurta sets for grooms.
- The brides looked resplendent in red shararas while the grooms were dressed in white sherwanis, long Indian coats, and laced caps.
- The choga, sherwani, achkan, jama and phiran are Kashmiri traditional costumes and heavily embroidered sometimes with zari on special occasions.
- I tell Marvin the very next day, ‘That sherwani looked like it was made for him!’
- On formal occasions, the sherwani (long jacket), tight trousers known as churidar, and a turban are worn.
- All his life he wore the same dirty old fez, a dirty pair of pyjamas, and an ancient sherwani.
- It took tailors a month to stitch a sherwani for a Maharaja, but the garment makers knew they were creating a garment for royalty and used fabrics that were so good when it came to texture.
- Finally, provide five lakh free sherwanis to the poor.
- Some of the sherwanis worn by the Maharajas of those days must have taken one whole month to put together, with everything done by hand.
- Whether they should be worn with western suits or the ethnic ‘bund gala’ jackets or sherwanis is a matter of choice.
- The line includes asymmetrical tops, narrow trousers, churidar trousers, corsets and sherwanis with a contemporary feel.
- He was a slight man, but was beautifully turned out in traditional Avadhi evening dress of a long silk sherwani over a pair of tight white cotton pyjamas.
- While some designers may have experimented with the traditional sherwani and pajama-kurta, ready-to-wear has been more or less ignored.
- There's also turquoise and ‘zardosi blended with resham thread’ and pearl work for fine embroidered weave to create mid-length jackets and sherwanis.
- For traditional ceremonies, such as weddings, the sherwani and churidar, a calf-length tunic and tight-fitting trousers, are often seen, accompanied by a turban.
- Apart from sherwanis and open sherwanis with trousers which employs elegant embroidery to enhance appeal, Renu has also worked on short jackets, trousers, jodhpurs and three-piece embroidered suits for men.

Origin

From Urdu and Persian širwānī ‘from Shirvan’ (referring to a town in NE Persia).

单词	sherwani
释义	Definition of sherwani in English: sherwani nounPlural sherwanis ʃəːˈwɑːniSHərˈwänē A knee-length coat buttoning to the neck, worn by men from South Asia. （印度次大陆男子穿的）高领长外套 Example sentencesExamples I tell Marvin the very next day, ‘That sherwani looked like it was made for him!’ On formal occasions, the sherwani (long jacket), tight trousers known as churidar, and a turban are worn. Finally, provide five lakh free sherwanis to the poor. While some designers may have experimented with the traditional sherwani and pajama-kurta, ready-to-wear has been more or less ignored. Some of the sherwanis worn by the Maharajas of those days must have taken one whole month to put together, with everything done by hand. Whether they should be worn with western suits or the ethnic ‘bund gala’ jackets or sherwanis is a matter of choice. The choga, sherwani, achkan, jama and phiran are Kashmiri traditional costumes and heavily embroidered sometimes with zari on special occasions. The line includes asymmetrical tops, narrow trousers, churidar trousers, corsets and sherwanis with a contemporary feel. Apart from sherwanis and open sherwanis with trousers which employs elegant embroidery to enhance appeal, Renu has also worked on short jackets, trousers, jodhpurs and three-piece embroidered suits for men. The groom, 56, wore a long, black sherwani (a Mughal-style frock coat) and a silver grey dupatta (scarf). The brides looked resplendent in red shararas while the grooms were dressed in white sherwanis, long Indian coats, and laced caps. It took tailors a month to stitch a sherwani for a Maharaja, but the garment makers knew they were creating a garment for royalty and used fabrics that were so good when it came to texture. Men who accompany their wives/girlfriends when they in a saree, now have the option of wearing a long kurta, or a sherwani, complete with a fashionable angavastra around their shoulders. Catering to the ethnic men's wear segment, ‘Attitude’ features a range of sherwanis, jodhpurs, kurta pyjamas, long and short jackets and ethnic stoles. All his life he wore the same dirty old fez, a dirty pair of pyjamas, and an ancient sherwani. For traditional ceremonies, such as weddings, the sherwani and churidar, a calf-length tunic and tight-fitting trousers, are often seen, accompanied by a turban. There was sherwani over flared trousers, a knee length straight fitting skirt and the Tarun trademark of sophisticated evening wear in a rainbow of colours from emerald to citrus yellow, tangerine to orange. He has designed the traditional ‘Baghas ‘(ensembles worn by kings and princes), sherwanis, kurta pajamas and embroidered dhoti-kurta sets for grooms. He was a slight man, but was beautifully turned out in traditional Avadhi evening dress of a long silk sherwani over a pair of tight white cotton pyjamas. There's also turquoise and ‘zardosi blended with resham thread’ and pearl work for fine embroidered weave to create mid-length jackets and sherwanis. Origin From Urdu and Persian širwānī 'from Shirvan' (referring to a town in NE Persia). Definition of sherwani in US English: sherwani nounSHərˈwänē A knee-length coat buttoning to the neck, worn by men from South Asia. （印度次大陆男子穿的）高领长外套 Example sentencesExamples Catering to the ethnic men's wear segment, ‘Attitude’ features a range of sherwanis, jodhpurs, kurta pyjamas, long and short jackets and ethnic stoles. There was sherwani over flared trousers, a knee length straight fitting skirt and the Tarun trademark of sophisticated evening wear in a rainbow of colours from emerald to citrus yellow, tangerine to orange. Men who accompany their wives/girlfriends when they in a saree, now have the option of wearing a long kurta, or a sherwani, complete with a fashionable angavastra around their shoulders. The groom, 56, wore a long, black sherwani (a Mughal-style frock coat) and a silver grey dupatta (scarf). He has designed the traditional ‘Baghas ‘(ensembles worn by kings and princes), sherwanis, kurta pajamas and embroidered dhoti-kurta sets for grooms. The brides looked resplendent in red shararas while the grooms were dressed in white sherwanis, long Indian coats, and laced caps. The choga, sherwani, achkan, jama and phiran are Kashmiri traditional costumes and heavily embroidered sometimes with zari on special occasions. I tell Marvin the very next day, ‘That sherwani looked like it was made for him!’ On formal occasions, the sherwani (long jacket), tight trousers known as churidar, and a turban are worn. All his life he wore the same dirty old fez, a dirty pair of pyjamas, and an ancient sherwani. It took tailors a month to stitch a sherwani for a Maharaja, but the garment makers knew they were creating a garment for royalty and used fabrics that were so good when it came to texture. Finally, provide five lakh free sherwanis to the poor. Some of the sherwanis worn by the Maharajas of those days must have taken one whole month to put together, with everything done by hand. Whether they should be worn with western suits or the ethnic ‘bund gala’ jackets or sherwanis is a matter of choice. The line includes asymmetrical tops, narrow trousers, churidar trousers, corsets and sherwanis with a contemporary feel. He was a slight man, but was beautifully turned out in traditional Avadhi evening dress of a long silk sherwani over a pair of tight white cotton pyjamas. While some designers may have experimented with the traditional sherwani and pajama-kurta, ready-to-wear has been more or less ignored. There's also turquoise and ‘zardosi blended with resham thread’ and pearl work for fine embroidered weave to create mid-length jackets and sherwanis. For traditional ceremonies, such as weddings, the sherwani and churidar, a calf-length tunic and tight-fitting trousers, are often seen, accompanied by a turban. Apart from sherwanis and open sherwanis with trousers which employs elegant embroidery to enhance appeal, Renu has also worked on short jackets, trousers, jodhpurs and three-piece embroidered suits for men. Origin From Urdu and Persian širwānī ‘from Shirvan’ (referring to a town in NE Persia).
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