| 释义 |
jean
\ˈjēn chiefly Brit ˈjān\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: short for jean fustian, from Middle English Jene, Gene Genoa, Italy (from Middle French Genes) + fustian
1. also jeans plural but singular in construction : a durable twilled cotton cloth usually in solid colors or stripes used especially for sportswear and work clothes — compare denim, drill IX
2. jeans plural
a. : pants usually made of jean or denim and worn for work or sports — compare blue jeans
b. : trousers
< had to dig into his jeans to pay for the rest of the albums — Down Beat > |