English–Spanish
“overcoat” in Spanish
How to say “overcoat” in Spanish
“Overcoat” in Spanish is sobretodo. sobretodo can also mean “coat”.
Single overgarment worn outside other clothing, typically long and protective.
Example sentences with sobretodo
Al entrar en casa me quité el sobretodo.
When I entered the house I took off my overcoat.
Tips for using sobretodo
- The spacing is the key difference: sobretodo is the coat and sobre todo means 'above all', and speakers often say 'abrigo' in conversation when they want to be unambiguous.