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Definition of two-piece in English: two-pieceadjectivetuːˈpiːsˈtu ˌpis Denoting something consisting of two matching items. Example sentencesExamples - Dressing for that was easy: a smart two-piece suit, matching hat and shoes; and the whole lot had to be worn for only a few hours, making pinching shoes and tight waistbands entirely bearable.
- Some of the great sparkling looks came in tiny swimsuits or two-piece bikinis studded with silver nail heads including crocheted white suits.
- You had to lend me that two-piece bikini that Johnny gave you on your birthday.
- Muslims in the north wear traditional long white robes and head coverings; Asian men wear white two-piece cotton suits, whereas Asian women dress in black or colored silk dresses.
- Her hair is long and curly, a light brown, half of it pulled back into a style that actual looks quite professional, especially when coupled with the pale gray two-piece jacket and skirt suit she's wearing.
- They had pajamas, two-piece pajamas - a shirt and pants.
- But works of art cannot be displayed as mere illustrations of social issues, equivalents to bumper stickers, advertisements and two-piece swimsuits.
- Our policy requires surgical team members to wear bouffant-style disposable hats and two-piece scrub suits.
- With two-piece garments, such as a skirt and blouse in the same fabric, be sure to clean both pieces together at all times, even if one hasn't been worn.
- Beach volleyball can be a trip to watch, what with the loud music and the competitors' designer sunglasses (even at night) and the dancing girls in two-piece swimsuits during timeouts.
- But, I was startled half to death when I pulled out a skimpy, red-white-and-blue two-piece spandex suit with a bikini-cut bottom and extra-low neck.
- It soon became apparent that he likes glittery things: he changed into a silver glitter two-piece suit and went through several glitter guitars.
- We just played Houston, and these Junior Boys fans showed up in these nylon track suits, these girls in this shiny two-piece getup.
- For business and other professional activities, men are expected to wear suits and ties, while women still adhere to a code that involves dresses or two-piece suits with skirts or skirts and blouses.
- The bank was full of its usual wealthy clientele all of whom were, in large part, wearing fancy dresses or sharp, two-piece business suits.
- Sculpted by the raking light, the bathers are russet and gold in the sun, vibrant in blue and red two-piece swimsuits, trunks, a maillot, absorbed in the folding of towels and blankets.
- The shop, which has been tapping into a revived Western fad for eastern clothes, sells glamorous traditional two-piece salwarkameez and sarees, mostly to white York women for evening wear, as well as jewellery and other accessories.
- Both women looked dry and comfortable in their custom-made skintight two-piece swimsuits.
- Be that as it may, you must stay true blue to this regimen for six weeks - bare minimum - to enjoy the pleasures that go with wearing tight jeans, tiny dresses and two-piece swimsuits with complete confidence.
- Mother wore her new felt hat with the petersham ribbon around it and her light grey tweed two-piece costume that she had just bought for Easter.
nountuːˈpiːsˈtu ˌpis A thing consisting of two matching parts, especially a suit. Example sentencesExamples - It certainly was a lot more skimpy than the existing two-piece - a halter top and a full, high-waisted bottom, which had become the fashion for film stars such as Esther Williams in the 1930s.
- Bathing suits are something else as well - the extravagantly colored two-pieces are joined by straps running up both sides.
- Maggie and I had opted for one-piece suits - mine in blue, hers in orange - while Nica went for a two-piece in purple and yellow.
- It's a two-piece, with a sleeveless shirt and a wrap-around skirt.
- Contemporary reports from Mustique's white sands had her down as a royal prima donna insisting on protocol even while sipping cocktails in a two-piece.
- In fact, I mostly don't ever wear two-pieces because I'm a mom and no one needs to see my belly - it's not a bad belly, but c'mon.
- She wore a yellow two-piece, which matched my yellow trunks.
- Schön sets herself apart by using wonderful ‘non-colors ‘and several free and easy two-pieces sporting horizontal stripes in black and white.’
- Once she was sure there was nothing else to do around the room, Liz grabbed her black two-piece halter bathing suit off the bed and headed to the bathroom to change.
- I was swimming in Santa Clara where the only guy is, and it was really hot that day, so all of the women were wearing two-pieces.
- I tried on a floral two-piece which made me look like an oversized napkin in a serviette ring.
- Although it was technically a two-piece, Andy's bathing suit was modest; only showing a hint of cleavage and skimming fully over her hips.
- Salvatore Ferragamo has come out with two-pieces with peek-a-boo stripes.
- A navy two-piece with an inoffensive hat should help the day pass without incident.
- Skye shrugged as she adjusted the shoulder straps of her green two-piece.
- Most males wore navy suits with gold or cream shirts, while women wore black and gold two-pieces.
- She eventually managed to find a shop which sold swimwear, and chose a black two-piece which she could not imagine herself wearing.
- Sequins give the two-pieces a shimmery mermaid look.
- Meanwhile, York's Elvis impersonator Eddie Vee will swap his rhinestone jumpsuit for a dapper two-piece when he takes to the stage as Buddy Holly.
- Hotties like Brigitte Bardot, Raquel Welch and today's Sports Illustrated girls have virtually made careers out of wearing two-pieces, and it's impossible to deny the influence the itsy-bitsy suits have had on our culture.
Rhymes anis, apiece, Berenice, caprice, cassis, cease, coulisse, crease, Dumfries, fils, fleece, geese, grease, Greece, kris, lease, Lucrece, MacNeice, Matisse, McAleese, Nice, niece, obese, peace, pelisse, police, Rees, Rhys, set piece, sublease, surcease, underlease Definition of two-piece in US English: two-pieceadjectiveˈto͞o ˌpēsˈtu ˌpis Denoting something consisting of two matching items. Example sentencesExamples - For business and other professional activities, men are expected to wear suits and ties, while women still adhere to a code that involves dresses or two-piece suits with skirts or skirts and blouses.
- Some of the great sparkling looks came in tiny swimsuits or two-piece bikinis studded with silver nail heads including crocheted white suits.
- Mother wore her new felt hat with the petersham ribbon around it and her light grey tweed two-piece costume that she had just bought for Easter.
- Our policy requires surgical team members to wear bouffant-style disposable hats and two-piece scrub suits.
- With two-piece garments, such as a skirt and blouse in the same fabric, be sure to clean both pieces together at all times, even if one hasn't been worn.
- Dressing for that was easy: a smart two-piece suit, matching hat and shoes; and the whole lot had to be worn for only a few hours, making pinching shoes and tight waistbands entirely bearable.
- But, I was startled half to death when I pulled out a skimpy, red-white-and-blue two-piece spandex suit with a bikini-cut bottom and extra-low neck.
- We just played Houston, and these Junior Boys fans showed up in these nylon track suits, these girls in this shiny two-piece getup.
- You had to lend me that two-piece bikini that Johnny gave you on your birthday.
- Muslims in the north wear traditional long white robes and head coverings; Asian men wear white two-piece cotton suits, whereas Asian women dress in black or colored silk dresses.
- But works of art cannot be displayed as mere illustrations of social issues, equivalents to bumper stickers, advertisements and two-piece swimsuits.
- The bank was full of its usual wealthy clientele all of whom were, in large part, wearing fancy dresses or sharp, two-piece business suits.
- The shop, which has been tapping into a revived Western fad for eastern clothes, sells glamorous traditional two-piece salwarkameez and sarees, mostly to white York women for evening wear, as well as jewellery and other accessories.
- Sculpted by the raking light, the bathers are russet and gold in the sun, vibrant in blue and red two-piece swimsuits, trunks, a maillot, absorbed in the folding of towels and blankets.
- Both women looked dry and comfortable in their custom-made skintight two-piece swimsuits.
- Her hair is long and curly, a light brown, half of it pulled back into a style that actual looks quite professional, especially when coupled with the pale gray two-piece jacket and skirt suit she's wearing.
- Beach volleyball can be a trip to watch, what with the loud music and the competitors' designer sunglasses (even at night) and the dancing girls in two-piece swimsuits during timeouts.
- They had pajamas, two-piece pajamas - a shirt and pants.
- Be that as it may, you must stay true blue to this regimen for six weeks - bare minimum - to enjoy the pleasures that go with wearing tight jeans, tiny dresses and two-piece swimsuits with complete confidence.
- It soon became apparent that he likes glittery things: he changed into a silver glitter two-piece suit and went through several glitter guitars.
nounˈto͞o ˌpēsˈtu ˌpis A thing consisting of two matching parts, especially a suit or swimsuit. Example sentencesExamples - Once she was sure there was nothing else to do around the room, Liz grabbed her black two-piece halter bathing suit off the bed and headed to the bathroom to change.
- Hotties like Brigitte Bardot, Raquel Welch and today's Sports Illustrated girls have virtually made careers out of wearing two-pieces, and it's impossible to deny the influence the itsy-bitsy suits have had on our culture.
- Maggie and I had opted for one-piece suits - mine in blue, hers in orange - while Nica went for a two-piece in purple and yellow.
- She wore a yellow two-piece, which matched my yellow trunks.
- Schön sets herself apart by using wonderful ‘non-colors ‘and several free and easy two-pieces sporting horizontal stripes in black and white.’
- In fact, I mostly don't ever wear two-pieces because I'm a mom and no one needs to see my belly - it's not a bad belly, but c'mon.
- Bathing suits are something else as well - the extravagantly colored two-pieces are joined by straps running up both sides.
- Most males wore navy suits with gold or cream shirts, while women wore black and gold two-pieces.
- Skye shrugged as she adjusted the shoulder straps of her green two-piece.
- Although it was technically a two-piece, Andy's bathing suit was modest; only showing a hint of cleavage and skimming fully over her hips.
- She eventually managed to find a shop which sold swimwear, and chose a black two-piece which she could not imagine herself wearing.
- A navy two-piece with an inoffensive hat should help the day pass without incident.
- Sequins give the two-pieces a shimmery mermaid look.
- I tried on a floral two-piece which made me look like an oversized napkin in a serviette ring.
- It's a two-piece, with a sleeveless shirt and a wrap-around skirt.
- Meanwhile, York's Elvis impersonator Eddie Vee will swap his rhinestone jumpsuit for a dapper two-piece when he takes to the stage as Buddy Holly.
- It certainly was a lot more skimpy than the existing two-piece - a halter top and a full, high-waisted bottom, which had become the fashion for film stars such as Esther Williams in the 1930s.
- Salvatore Ferragamo has come out with two-pieces with peek-a-boo stripes.
- I was swimming in Santa Clara where the only guy is, and it was really hot that day, so all of the women were wearing two-pieces.
- Contemporary reports from Mustique's white sands had her down as a royal prima donna insisting on protocol even while sipping cocktails in a two-piece.
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