Definition of sulu in English:

sulu

nounPlural sulus ˈsuːluːˈso͞olo͞o

A length of cotton or other light fabric wrapped about the body as a sarong, worn from the waist by men and full-length by women from the Melanesian Islands.
Example sentencesExamples
- Heading into court in traditional Fijian sulu skirt, Speight looked calmly confident.
- I had flown 16 hours and more than 8,000 miles from New York, and I thought that I had landed in the '60s, everywhere there were smiling men and women clad in colorful sulus, sporting Afros, and exchanging a robust ‘Bula!’
- Traditional Fijian clothing for men is a native kilt called a sulu.
- Finiki, 68, is barefoot and wears a bright orange sulu, an orange tropical shirt, and a straw hat.
- A senior man beats a log drum to summon the village to afternoon prayer; women in ‘Mother Hubbard’ dresses and men in sulu wraps file into the stone Methodist church and Sweet Jesus hymns waft out.

Origin

Fijian.

Definition of sulu in US English:

sulu

nounˈso͞olo͞o

A length of cotton or other light fabric wrapped about the body as a sarong, worn from the waist by men and full-length by women from the Melanesian Islands.
Example sentencesExamples
- Finiki, 68, is barefoot and wears a bright orange sulu, an orange tropical shirt, and a straw hat.
- I had flown 16 hours and more than 8,000 miles from New York, and I thought that I had landed in the '60s, everywhere there were smiling men and women clad in colorful sulus, sporting Afros, and exchanging a robust ‘Bula!’
- Traditional Fijian clothing for men is a native kilt called a sulu.
- A senior man beats a log drum to summon the village to afternoon prayer; women in ‘Mother Hubbard’ dresses and men in sulu wraps file into the stone Methodist church and Sweet Jesus hymns waft out.
- Heading into court in traditional Fijian sulu skirt, Speight looked calmly confident.

Origin

Fijian.

单词	sulu
释义	Definition of sulu in English: sulu nounPlural sulus ˈsuːluːˈso͞olo͞o A length of cotton or other light fabric wrapped about the body as a sarong, worn from the waist by men and full-length by women from the Melanesian Islands. Example sentencesExamples Heading into court in traditional Fijian sulu skirt, Speight looked calmly confident. I had flown 16 hours and more than 8,000 miles from New York, and I thought that I had landed in the '60s, everywhere there were smiling men and women clad in colorful sulus, sporting Afros, and exchanging a robust ‘Bula!’ Traditional Fijian clothing for men is a native kilt called a sulu. Finiki, 68, is barefoot and wears a bright orange sulu, an orange tropical shirt, and a straw hat. A senior man beats a log drum to summon the village to afternoon prayer; women in ‘Mother Hubbard’ dresses and men in sulu wraps file into the stone Methodist church and Sweet Jesus hymns waft out. Origin Fijian. Definition of sulu in US English: sulu nounˈso͞olo͞o A length of cotton or other light fabric wrapped about the body as a sarong, worn from the waist by men and full-length by women from the Melanesian Islands. Example sentencesExamples Finiki, 68, is barefoot and wears a bright orange sulu, an orange tropical shirt, and a straw hat. I had flown 16 hours and more than 8,000 miles from New York, and I thought that I had landed in the '60s, everywhere there were smiling men and women clad in colorful sulus, sporting Afros, and exchanging a robust ‘Bula!’ Traditional Fijian clothing for men is a native kilt called a sulu. A senior man beats a log drum to summon the village to afternoon prayer; women in ‘Mother Hubbard’ dresses and men in sulu wraps file into the stone Methodist church and Sweet Jesus hymns waft out. Heading into court in traditional Fijian sulu skirt, Speight looked calmly confident. Origin Fijian.
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