Definition of blue jeans in English:

blue jeans

plural noun

Jeans made of blue denim.
he dressed casually in a pair of blue jeans and a black jacket
Example sentencesExamples
- She was wearing a black top, blue jeans, a denim jacket and distinctive orange boots when she went missing.
- He was last seen wearing a dark denim jacket, blue jeans and black shoes.
- He was wearing a blue denim jacket, a white V-necked top and blue jeans and spoke with a local accent in a deep voice.
- You couldn't move in London for women in tall brown boots, worn over their navy blue jeans.
- He was about 22 years old and wore blue jeans with a dark bomber-style jacket.
- He spoke with a local accent and was wearing a red waist - length jacket, navy blue jeans and black gloves.
- She had hair that was dyed pink and was wearing blue jeans and a black sweater with the name of a band on it.
- He had a boil-type mark on his face and was wearing light blue jeans and a greyish-beige bomber jacket.
- She was wearing a cream rollneck jumper, blue jeans and trainers and was carrying a dark coloured puffa jacket.
- As for your new rustic brown belt, strap it onto a pair of blue jeans and wear it with brown shoes.
- An open-collar white shirt or polo shirt with blue jeans can take the casual look to the work place.
- She walked back to her room and slipped into a black, dressy shirt and a pair of blue jeans.
- He was wearing a dark coloured baseball cap, dark jacket and blue jeans.
- Followed by her was a man no older then Alex and Anna, in a dark navy blue blazer and blue jeans.
- As I looked around to check those waiting something caught my eye - a blue jeans and a red top.
- She was wearing blue jeans and was clutching the opening of her blouse to her chest.
- He was wearing a pair of extremely battered blue jeans that were ripped in a few places.
- Cheri walks out of her room in a pair of old blue jeans and a black T-shirt with a red jacket over it.
- She was wearing a short, fawn-coloured jacket, blue jeans and a black jumper.
- The white man was of medium build, he wore glasses, a blue hooded top with a narrow yellow stripe around it and blue jeans.

Definition of blue jeans in US English:

blue jeans

plural noun

Jeans made of blue denim.
he dressed casually in a pair of blue jeans and a black jacket
Example sentencesExamples
- She walked back to her room and slipped into a black, dressy shirt and a pair of blue jeans.
- He was about 22 years old and wore blue jeans with a dark bomber-style jacket.
- Cheri walks out of her room in a pair of old blue jeans and a black T-shirt with a red jacket over it.
- As for your new rustic brown belt, strap it onto a pair of blue jeans and wear it with brown shoes.
- The white man was of medium build, he wore glasses, a blue hooded top with a narrow yellow stripe around it and blue jeans.
- He had a boil-type mark on his face and was wearing light blue jeans and a greyish-beige bomber jacket.
- She was wearing blue jeans and was clutching the opening of her blouse to her chest.
- She was wearing a black top, blue jeans, a denim jacket and distinctive orange boots when she went missing.
- He was wearing a pair of extremely battered blue jeans that were ripped in a few places.
- He spoke with a local accent and was wearing a red waist - length jacket, navy blue jeans and black gloves.
- An open-collar white shirt or polo shirt with blue jeans can take the casual look to the work place.
- She had hair that was dyed pink and was wearing blue jeans and a black sweater with the name of a band on it.
- She was wearing a cream rollneck jumper, blue jeans and trainers and was carrying a dark coloured puffa jacket.
- He was wearing a dark coloured baseball cap, dark jacket and blue jeans.
- As I looked around to check those waiting something caught my eye - a blue jeans and a red top.
- He was last seen wearing a dark denim jacket, blue jeans and black shoes.
- Followed by her was a man no older then Alex and Anna, in a dark navy blue blazer and blue jeans.
- She was wearing a short, fawn-coloured jacket, blue jeans and a black jumper.
- He was wearing a blue denim jacket, a white V-necked top and blue jeans and spoke with a local accent in a deep voice.
- You couldn't move in London for women in tall brown boots, worn over their navy blue jeans.

单词	blue jeans
释义	Definition of blue jeans in English: blue jeans plural noun Jeans made of blue denim. he dressed casually in a pair of blue jeans and a black jacket Example sentencesExamples She was wearing a black top, blue jeans, a denim jacket and distinctive orange boots when she went missing. He was last seen wearing a dark denim jacket, blue jeans and black shoes. He was wearing a blue denim jacket, a white V-necked top and blue jeans and spoke with a local accent in a deep voice. You couldn't move in London for women in tall brown boots, worn over their navy blue jeans. He was about 22 years old and wore blue jeans with a dark bomber-style jacket. He spoke with a local accent and was wearing a red waist - length jacket, navy blue jeans and black gloves. She had hair that was dyed pink and was wearing blue jeans and a black sweater with the name of a band on it. He had a boil-type mark on his face and was wearing light blue jeans and a greyish-beige bomber jacket. She was wearing a cream rollneck jumper, blue jeans and trainers and was carrying a dark coloured puffa jacket. As for your new rustic brown belt, strap it onto a pair of blue jeans and wear it with brown shoes. An open-collar white shirt or polo shirt with blue jeans can take the casual look to the work place. She walked back to her room and slipped into a black, dressy shirt and a pair of blue jeans. He was wearing a dark coloured baseball cap, dark jacket and blue jeans. Followed by her was a man no older then Alex and Anna, in a dark navy blue blazer and blue jeans. As I looked around to check those waiting something caught my eye - a blue jeans and a red top. She was wearing blue jeans and was clutching the opening of her blouse to her chest. He was wearing a pair of extremely battered blue jeans that were ripped in a few places. Cheri walks out of her room in a pair of old blue jeans and a black T-shirt with a red jacket over it. She was wearing a short, fawn-coloured jacket, blue jeans and a black jumper. The white man was of medium build, he wore glasses, a blue hooded top with a narrow yellow stripe around it and blue jeans. Definition of blue jeans in US English: blue jeans plural noun Jeans made of blue denim. he dressed casually in a pair of blue jeans and a black jacket Example sentencesExamples She walked back to her room and slipped into a black, dressy shirt and a pair of blue jeans. He was about 22 years old and wore blue jeans with a dark bomber-style jacket. Cheri walks out of her room in a pair of old blue jeans and a black T-shirt with a red jacket over it. As for your new rustic brown belt, strap it onto a pair of blue jeans and wear it with brown shoes. The white man was of medium build, he wore glasses, a blue hooded top with a narrow yellow stripe around it and blue jeans. He had a boil-type mark on his face and was wearing light blue jeans and a greyish-beige bomber jacket. She was wearing blue jeans and was clutching the opening of her blouse to her chest. She was wearing a black top, blue jeans, a denim jacket and distinctive orange boots when she went missing. He was wearing a pair of extremely battered blue jeans that were ripped in a few places. He spoke with a local accent and was wearing a red waist - length jacket, navy blue jeans and black gloves. An open-collar white shirt or polo shirt with blue jeans can take the casual look to the work place. She had hair that was dyed pink and was wearing blue jeans and a black sweater with the name of a band on it. She was wearing a cream rollneck jumper, blue jeans and trainers and was carrying a dark coloured puffa jacket. He was wearing a dark coloured baseball cap, dark jacket and blue jeans. As I looked around to check those waiting something caught my eye - a blue jeans and a red top. He was last seen wearing a dark denim jacket, blue jeans and black shoes. Followed by her was a man no older then Alex and Anna, in a dark navy blue blazer and blue jeans. She was wearing a short, fawn-coloured jacket, blue jeans and a black jumper. He was wearing a blue denim jacket, a white V-necked top and blue jeans and spoke with a local accent in a deep voice. You couldn't move in London for women in tall brown boots, worn over their navy blue jeans.
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