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dungarees
(dʌŋgəriːz)
plural noun [oft a pair of NOUN]
Dungarees are a one-piece garment consisting of trousers, a piece of cloth which covers your chest, and straps which go over your shoulders. In American English, dungarees can also refer to jeans.
dungarees in British English
(ˌdʌŋɡəˈriːz)
plural noun
1.
a suit of workman's overalls made of this material consisting of trousers with a bib attached
a big burly fellow in dungarees, carrying a spanner
2.
a casual garment resembling this, usually worn by women or children
a young woman in dungarees
3. US
trousers
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articles of clothing, articles of clothing, trousersIn other languagesdungarees
British English: dungarees /ˌdʌŋɡəˈriːz/ NOUN
Dungarees are a one-piece garment consisting of trousers, a piece of cloth which covers your chest, and straps which go over your shoulders.
- American English: dungarees
- Arabic: مَلَابِسٌ قُطْنِيَّةٌ خَشِنَة
- Brazilian Portuguese: macacão
- Chinese: 粗布工作服
- Croatian: kombinezon
- Czech: montérky
- Danish: overalls
- Dutch: tuinbroek
- European Spanish: peto
- Finnish: haalarit haalarihousut
- French: salopette
- German: Latzhose
- Greek: φόρμα εργασίας
- Italian: salopette
- Japanese: ダンガリーのオーバーオール
- Korean: 멜빵 작업복
- Norwegian: dongeribukser
- Polish: spodnie ogrodniczki
- European Portuguese: jardineiras
- Romanian: salopetă
- Russian: комбинезон
- Latin American Spanish: peto
- Swedish: snickarbyxor
- Thai: เสื้อผ้าชุดทำงาน
- Turkish: askılı pantolon
- Ukrainian: комбінезон
- Vietnamese: quần yếm
Chinese translation of 'dungarees'
dungarees
(dʌŋɡəˈriːz)
n pl
- (for work)
工装(裝)裤(褲)
(gōngzhuāngkù) - (for child, woman)
背(揹)带(帶)裤(褲)
(bēidàikù)