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apron

[ey-pruhn] / ˈeɪ prən /
NOUN
protection
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Example Sentences

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With a small stack of handmade tortillas at her side, a shy Mexican grandmother in a purple apron looked at the camera and introduced herself to the world.

From New York Times

“But more than that, it’s always been about the lives of the millions of partners over the years who have proudly worn the green apron.”

From Seattle Times

The 84-year-old will hang up his apron on 8 April and said it would be an emotional day.

From BBC

She’s standing in the snack bar wearing an apron while grilling hamburgers and turkey burgers as her two younger sons, David, 8, and Damian, 5, play with a soccer ball.

From Los Angeles Times

He said at this point he understands the company well, but still has to earn his “green apron” every day.

From Seattle Times