apron
1 of 1nouna piece of clothing that is tied around the waist which protects the front part of the body from stains, dirt, etc. when working
B2Learn more on WikipediaAn apron is a garment worn over clothing to protect it from spills and stains during messy activities such as cooking, cleaning, or gardening. Aprons come in different styles and materials but typically feature a bib that covers the torso and a skirt or waistband that covers the lower body. Some aprons have pockets for holding utensils or tools, and others may have adjustable straps or ties for a comfortable fit. While aprons were traditionally worn by homemakers and domestic workers, they have become more of a fashion accessory in recent years and are often seen in trendy cafes and restaurants.
- The baker wore a flour-dusted apron while kneading dough, ensuring her clothes stayed clean.
- The blacksmith’s leather apron shielded him from sparks and hot metal during forging.
- The chemist carefully adjusted her safety goggles and tied on an apron before handling corrosive chemicals.
- The artist’s colorful canvas apron bore splatters of paint, evidence of countless creative sessions.
- The chef’s white cotton apron featured embroidered pockets for holding utensils and recipe cards.
a vast paved area in an airport where aircrafts are parked
C2Learn more on Wikipedia- The airport apron was a hive of activity, with ground crews directing planes to their designated parking spots.
- From the terminal window, passengers could see the apron bustling with activity as planes taxied in and out.
- Ground personnel worked efficiently on the apron, loading luggage onto waiting aircraft and performing pre-flight checks.
- As the plane taxied to the apron, passengers eagerly anticipated their arrival at their destination.
- The airport's modernization project included expanding the apron to accommodate the increasing number of flights.
the part of a theater stage that extends forward, in front of the curtain and the orchestra pit
The apron is the section of the stage that extends forward from the main stage and is situated between the curtain and the orchestra or audience. This area allows performers to move closer to the edge of the stage, enhancing their visibility and interaction with the audience. It is often used for scenes that benefit from a more intimate or dramatic presentation.
- The actor stepped onto the apron to deliver a monologue directly to the audience.
- Spotlights illuminated the apron while the rest of the stage remained dark.
- The apron provides a closer connection between actors and spectators.
- The curtain closed, leaving the performer standing alone on the apron.
- Stagehands adjusted the props placed on the apron before the show began.
(in golf) the closely mown area of fairway directly in front of and around the green
- The ball landed on the apron and rolled gently onto the green.
- The groundskeeper trimmed the apron to maintain smooth transitions.
- A well-played chip from the apron can save a par.
- The golfer misjudged the slope of the apron leading up to the hole.
- Heavy rain softened the apron, slowing approach shots.