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    Fotografen mit einer Zugangsberechtigung für den Innenraum haben jederzeit die Fotoweste zu tragen
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    What I'm looking for is the word for the "garment" you slip over to identify yourseelf, e.g. as a press photographer at a sports event, or we used to have them in different colours when playing team games at school - sort of like a back&front bib. I just can't remember ...

    Thanks for any (prompt - of poss) help.
    VerfasserTete <gb>05 Sep. 06, 13:30
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    vest (Amer.)die Weste  Pl.: die Westen
    waistcoatdie Weste  Pl.: die Westen
    waistcoated  Adj.mit Weste
    vested  Adj.mit einer Weste
    to have a clean slate [fig.]eine weiße Weste haben [fig.]
    to have a clean recordeine weiße Weste haben [fig.]
    a blot on his escutcheon [fig.]ein Fleck auf seiner weißen Weste
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    The things you put over your head at school for sport were (probably still are!) called vests. Be careful though a Fotoweste/photographer's vest is a specific item of clothing with lots of pockets for holding spare rolls of film, lenses etc.
    #1Verfasserhattoncote UK05 Sep. 06, 13:40
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    @ hattoncote . Thanks!
    Were they really just called vests? I honestly can't remember. I know what you mean by photographers' gear for all their stuff, but I think what's meant here is a bright orange type of thing with 'Press' etc on it - a bit like road workers or bin men
    #2VerfasserTete <gb>05 Sep. 06, 13:51
    Vorschlagtabards
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    They are called tabards in BE, no idea if this is used in AE.
    #3Verfassereviz05 Sep. 06, 14:01
    Vorschlagtabard
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    ...But I must admit I'd picture a knight on hearing this word ;-)
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cobbler_apron
    #4Verfasserme05 Sep. 06, 14:30
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    "Wearing a Press Card on a string around your neck is not, however, a good plan.
    A vivid green tabard, say, would be obvious, but raises another difficult issue - the concern some members feel about threats from protesters. Would it say "brick me"?"
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    I had an "oh yes" moment when tabard came up. We definitely wore vests at our school but it gives me the image of a white string thing nowadys!
    Press tabard sounds good though.
    #5Verfasserhattoncote UK05 Sep. 06, 14:38
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    "They are called tabards in BE, no idea if this is used in AE."

    I never heard of this word in America or Canada. Vest is much better.
    #6Verfasser The Winch (159481) 04 Jan. 07, 16:31
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