英语词汇“jeans”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

jeans

(dʒiːnz )

plural noun [oft a pair of NOUN] A2

Jeans are casual trousers that are usually made of strong blue cotton cloth called denim.

He was wearing jeans and there was some fluff on them.

Image of jeans

Collocations:

faded jeans

Make like this chap and add a 1950s twist by pairing with faded jeans and a trusty pair of pumps.

Times, Sunday Times (2013)

The table lurched as a young man in cut-off faded jeans leant his weight on it.

Curzon, Clare THE QUEST FOR K (2001)

With a pair of faded jeans it's daytime but then with the blue dress it looks a bit more formal.

Times, Sunday Times (2016)

He had expected an immaculate international businessman, not a beachcomber in faded jeans.

Pacter, Trudi YELLOW BIRD (2001)

He is wearing faded jeans and scuffed shoes, an unironed shirt and a brown corduroy jacket.

Alex George LOVE YOU MADLY (2002)

pair of jeans

That was our tradition, and you bought a new pair of jeans for it if you were feeling flush.

Times, Sunday Times

Can you imagine life without your favourite pair of jeans?

Times, Sunday Times

When in doubt, remember that a great pie, like a pair of jeans, will always be the perfect solution.

Times, Sunday Times

A good pair of jeans and a great sound system.

She may also buy him a new pair of jeans because the ones that he was wearing yesterday were badly frayed.

Times, Sunday Times

skinny jeans

Skinny jeans also work well with a trench, particularly in mid or indigo washes.

Times, Sunday Times

She was wearing a blue hoodie over a black top, with black skinny jeans.

The Sun

Skinny jeans aside, the fashion silhouette has been loose and flowing, with a nod to softness and comfort.

Times, Sunday Times

He was into his appearance and often wore his black skinny jeans.

The Sun

Dressed in a leather-look cropped jacket and black skinny jeans, she declined to comment when asked about the break-up.

The Sun

Translations:

Chinese: 牛仔裤

Japanese: ジーンズ

单词	jeans
释义	jeans (dʒiːnz ) plural noun [oft a pair of NOUN] A2 Jeans are casual trousers that are usually made of strong blue cotton cloth called denim. He was wearing jeans and there was some fluff on them. Image of jeans © Chiyacat, Shutterstock Collocations: faded jeans Make like this chap and add a 1950s twist by pairing with faded jeans and a trusty pair of pumps. Times, Sunday Times (2013) The table lurched as a young man in cut-off faded jeans leant his weight on it. Curzon, Clare THE QUEST FOR K (2001) With a pair of faded jeans it's daytime but then with the blue dress it looks a bit more formal. Times, Sunday Times (2016) He had expected an immaculate international businessman, not a beachcomber in faded jeans. Pacter, Trudi YELLOW BIRD (2001) He is wearing faded jeans and scuffed shoes, an unironed shirt and a brown corduroy jacket. Alex George LOVE YOU MADLY (2002) pair of jeans That was our tradition, and you bought a new pair of jeans for it if you were feeling flush. Times, Sunday Times Can you imagine life without your favourite pair of jeans? Times, Sunday Times When in doubt, remember that a great pie, like a pair of jeans, will always be the perfect solution. Times, Sunday Times A good pair of jeans and a great sound system. ST She may also buy him a new pair of jeans because the ones that he was wearing yesterday were badly frayed. Times, Sunday Times skinny jeans Skinny jeans also work well with a trench, particularly in mid or indigo washes. Times, Sunday Times She was wearing a blue hoodie over a black top, with black skinny jeans. The Sun Skinny jeans aside, the fashion silhouette has been loose and flowing, with a nod to softness and comfort. Times, Sunday Times He was into his appearance and often wore his black skinny jeans. The Sun Dressed in a leather-look cropped jacket and black skinny jeans, she declined to comment when asked about the break-up. The Sun Translations: Chinese: 牛仔裤 Japanese: ジーンズ
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