Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Clothing"

A: This means that the clothes made were inspired by some countries, but the designers made sure the Americans' liked the design/style.

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A: It means that the company gave it to the employees. It usually has a company logo.

A: A clothing line is a rope tied between two points that you hang your wet clothing on to dry in the sun.

A: I love this clothing store.
Which clothing store do you want to go to?
I work at a clothing store.
This clothing store is close.

A: 1. I hate my clothes!
2. There was no clothes in the store.
3. Sweatshirts are my favorite item of clothing.
4. I sell clothing online.
5. The website carries men’s clothing.
6. Is there a clothing store near?
7. The room had two closets for clothing.
8. Change your clothes!
9. You need new clothes!
10. Put your clothes away!
11. Jenny is wearing clothes.
12. I gave my old clothes away.

A: The earthquake victims are in need of food, clothing, and blankets.
I have a clothing allowance
The clothing industry
It does not require the use of protective clothing.

A: Clothes.

A: "Clothing" is more formal, but they mean the same thing.

A: They are the same thing, clothing company is just more commonly said.

A: Clothing refers to a type of clothes, or used as a gerund.

Example:
I think kimonos are a very elegant type of clothing.

Clothing the poor is our objective. (gerund)

Closes is a verb which means to close something, or to shut something.

Example:
Please close the door when you leave.
Lily closes her bedroom door when she sleeps at night.

But I don't think you mean closes. So if you actually meant 'clothes' instead of 'closes':

Clothes is what you wear everyday. It can be shirts, skirts, dresses, etc.

Example:
Please fold your clothes before putting them in the closet.

A: They are the same thing and can be used interchangeably. For example:
1. I wash my clothes every week on Saturday.
2. I wash my clothing every week on Saturday.

In most cases, however, a native English speaker would say 1. (clothes).

A: As far as fashion goes, I don't really have a mind of my own. I just try to imitate what I see on fashion sites or mannequins.

A: Yes!

A: Here is a recording for "clothing." I suppose "clothing" is a more general term. "Clothes" seems more specific.

You would say "I brought some extra clothes in case I need to change." But you would not say you brought "extra clothing."

You could say "These are my clothes." But you wouldn't say " This is my clothing."

The only time I can think of that we use the word "clothing" is to refer to stores or storage. You could say "Do they sell clothing in this store?" Or you might see a reference to "clothing storage solutions" on a department store website, where they're selling chests, dressers, closet systems, etc.

A: In the U.K. We call it a jumper, in North America they call it a sweater.

Because of the design you can call it a Christmas jumper/sweater

A: phone cover or phone case

A: almost perfect.
"Are these all the sizes you guys have"

A: Change 'quiet' to "quite"

Quiet is little to no sound.

A: I think it would sound better as "I inherited the clothing my father wore when he was my age".

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A: It really depends where you're going. If you're in San Francisco 🤗 it's cold but it could get warm during the day (10〜18℃前後) If you're down in LA it should be a bit warmer. Pack some tshirts but also jackets, sweatshirts in case it gets cold