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| − | [[Image:1972_Musik_Kpl_uniform.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Swiss Army uniforms]] | + | [[Image:1972_Musik_Kpl_uniform.jpg|thumb|right|250px|[[Swiss]] Army uniforms]] |
'''Uniform''' refers to an item or a group that that is of equal standard, consistent appearance, size or other property over time or area. A plane surface may be uniform if it has no variation or blemishes. | '''Uniform''' refers to an item or a group that that is of equal standard, consistent appearance, size or other property over time or area. A plane surface may be uniform if it has no variation or blemishes. | ||
| − | In certain occupations, mainly those that provide a service (e.g. military, police, guards, guides, shop or restaurant workers), then a uniform refers to a specific form of dress or clothing, often adorned with badges or | + | In certain occupations, mainly those that provide a service (e.g. [[military]], [[police]], guards, guides, shop or restaurant workers), then a uniform refers to a specific form of [[dress]] or clothing, often adorned with badges or insignia that distinguish that group. |
[[Category:Military]] | [[Category:Military]] | ||
[[Category:Dictionary]] | [[Category:Dictionary]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:48, October 28, 2008
Swiss Army uniforms
Uniform refers to an item or a group that that is of equal standard, consistent appearance, size or other property over time or area. A plane surface may be uniform if it has no variation or blemishes.
In certain occupations, mainly those that provide a service (e.g. military, police, guards, guides, shop or restaurant workers), then a uniform refers to a specific form of dress or clothing, often adorned with badges or insignia that distinguish that group.