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Definition of jeans in English: jeansplural noundʒiːnzdʒinz Hard-wearing casual trousers made of denim or other cotton fabric. he wore a pair of faded jeans and a white T-shirt Example sentencesExamples - The girl wore a beige fake leather jacket, blue stone-washed jeans and white trainers.
- He was wearing a black turtleneck and tight black jeans, making him look even thinner than he was.
- He was wearing blue denim jeans, a white shirt with blue stripes in a criss-cross pattern.
- She testified that he was wearing blue acid washed jeans and was not wearing a shirt.
- Jamie was wearing a green sweater that brought out his jade eyes and a pair of faded denim jeans.
- She usually wears jeans, trainers and a black leather jacket and may be wearing glasses.
- Even a pair of jeans and a cotton shirt looks elegant and cool if it is clean and well ironed.
- Even in the casual jeans and turtle necked shirt that he wore she was almost certain of his identity.
- He's wearing baggy jeans with loads of rips in and his normal black and red converse are on his feet.
- He was wearing blue denim jeans, trainers, a top possibly with white stripes and either a hat or a hood.
- She was wearing blue denim jeans and a jacket, a long jumper and a small yellow metal ring decorated with bows.
- I have spent the past week wearing black jeans that are just a bit snug for comfort.
- He was wearing a navy Polo shirt and slightly baggy jeans that looked quite good on him.
- He had short hair, was clean shaven and was wearing a shirt, jacket, jeans and a white baseball cap.
- Liz was wearing the new jeans, boots and denim blouse she had got at Christmas.
- Below the top, she wore faded jeans and scuffed trainers, and held a burgundy jumper in her lap.
- Zach was decked out in the same scruffy jeans he'd been wearing in the video.
- He was wearing black jeans with a rip on his left knee and a blue sweater.
- We had no money to buy fancy clothes, so we just used to wear our jeans because it was a lot cheaper.
- One had short blond hair and wore a blue, hooded sports jacket, dark jeans and white trainers.
Synonyms denims, blue jeans cut-offs trademark Levi's, Wranglers
Origin Mid 19th century: plural of jean. Jeans go back to the late 15th century, when the name jean fustian was used for a kind of heavy cotton cloth. It meant literally ‘fustian (a type of cloth) from Genoa’, a city in Italy. Jeans as we know them today date from the 1860s, when Levi Strauss (1829–1902), founder of the Levi's company, started to make durable denim work trousers which became popular with cowboys in the Wild West. Denim (late 17th century) was originally serge denim, from French serge de Nîmes ‘serge of Nîmes’, a city in the south of France. Serge is a woollen cloth, but modern denim is made of cotton.
Definition of jeans in US English: jeansplural noundʒinzjēnz Hard-wearing trousers made of denim or other cotton fabric, for informal wear. he wore a pair of faded jeans and a white T-shirt See also blue jeans Example sentencesExamples - Even a pair of jeans and a cotton shirt looks elegant and cool if it is clean and well ironed.
- He had short hair, was clean shaven and was wearing a shirt, jacket, jeans and a white baseball cap.
- He was wearing black jeans with a rip on his left knee and a blue sweater.
- I have spent the past week wearing black jeans that are just a bit snug for comfort.
- Even in the casual jeans and turtle necked shirt that he wore she was almost certain of his identity.
- Jamie was wearing a green sweater that brought out his jade eyes and a pair of faded denim jeans.
- We had no money to buy fancy clothes, so we just used to wear our jeans because it was a lot cheaper.
- He's wearing baggy jeans with loads of rips in and his normal black and red converse are on his feet.
- One had short blond hair and wore a blue, hooded sports jacket, dark jeans and white trainers.
- She was wearing blue denim jeans and a jacket, a long jumper and a small yellow metal ring decorated with bows.
- He was wearing a navy Polo shirt and slightly baggy jeans that looked quite good on him.
- He was wearing a black turtleneck and tight black jeans, making him look even thinner than he was.
- He was wearing blue denim jeans, trainers, a top possibly with white stripes and either a hat or a hood.
- Below the top, she wore faded jeans and scuffed trainers, and held a burgundy jumper in her lap.
- Zach was decked out in the same scruffy jeans he'd been wearing in the video.
- She testified that he was wearing blue acid washed jeans and was not wearing a shirt.
- She usually wears jeans, trainers and a black leather jacket and may be wearing glasses.
- The girl wore a beige fake leather jacket, blue stone-washed jeans and white trainers.
- He was wearing blue denim jeans, a white shirt with blue stripes in a criss-cross pattern.
- Liz was wearing the new jeans, boots and denim blouse she had got at Christmas.
Origin Mid 19th century: plural of jean. |