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单词 pullover
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Definition of pullover in English:

pullover

noun ˈpʊləʊvəˈpʊlˌoʊvər
  • A knitted garment put on over the head and covering the top half of the body.

    Example sentencesExamples
    • Choose pullovers with a small V-neck that draw the eye down, rather than a round neck, which creates a broader shoulder line.
    • Old-school styling is revamped - prints in a frayed vintage typography, combinations featuring short sleeves over long sleeved garments and hooded pullovers are part of this style.
    • Not to spook you or anything, but your cashmere hoodies and wool pullovers could be premiering in their own little horror flick as we speak.
    • From crew to V-necks and turtlenecks, any of these pullovers are sure to help you keep warm and look great, whether with a pair of tweed pants or jeans.
    • Its new girls' wear range for spring features lots of floral prints on dresses and capris as well as bold stripes on sweaters and fleece pullovers.
    • Nor will it be available to anyone on the extreme fringes of environmentalism who lives in a hut in the woods with a wind-up generator and knits pullovers from vegetable peelings.
    • For the rest of us, cardigans and pullovers should do unless a blazer or suit is demanded by the occasion.
    • Instead of their blouses they're wearing thick polo neck pullovers… instead of the mini skirts, trousers of course, and to finish the look, huge heavy work boots.
    • With winter at its peak, the sari can be teamed even with woollen blouses and pullovers.
    • All the clothing vendors rapidly sold out of sweatshirts, fleece pullovers and other warm gear.
    • My mother-in-law knitted me pullovers, which went right up to the neck.
    • I saw tables where there used to be desks, funky sweatshirts instead of grey pullovers, and a class full of smiling schoolchildren learning about Mondrian on laptops.
    • Rather than waste suitcase space on wrinkle-resistant items like pullovers or sweatshirts, use the travel case.
    • But in reality, knitwear is so much more than that - it includes a wide array of pullovers, turtlenecks and cardigans, among other items.
    • Knitting pullovers for the family is old hat for Mary Johnstone.
    • This season, chunky pullovers and zip or wrap cardigans with classic snowflake or reindeer motifs are sure to warm the hearts of even the burliest men.
    • Everyone around is wearing colourful sweaters, cardigans and pullovers.
    • Now, you just cannot stand the sight of those woollen pullovers, the windcheaters.
    • Despite his devout Muslim beliefs, he did not wear traditional clothes, preferring instead denim jeans and pullovers in order to merge with the bustling background.
    • So, head straight for sweaters, pullovers, and shawls.
 
 

Definition of pullover in US English:

pullover

nounˈpʊlˌoʊvərˈpo͝olˌōvər
  • A garment, especially a sweater or jacket, put on over the head and covering the top half of the body.

    Example sentencesExamples
    • All the clothing vendors rapidly sold out of sweatshirts, fleece pullovers and other warm gear.
    • Instead of their blouses they're wearing thick polo neck pullovers… instead of the mini skirts, trousers of course, and to finish the look, huge heavy work boots.
    • Everyone around is wearing colourful sweaters, cardigans and pullovers.
    • For the rest of us, cardigans and pullovers should do unless a blazer or suit is demanded by the occasion.
    • But in reality, knitwear is so much more than that - it includes a wide array of pullovers, turtlenecks and cardigans, among other items.
    • Old-school styling is revamped - prints in a frayed vintage typography, combinations featuring short sleeves over long sleeved garments and hooded pullovers are part of this style.
    • From crew to V-necks and turtlenecks, any of these pullovers are sure to help you keep warm and look great, whether with a pair of tweed pants or jeans.
    • Its new girls' wear range for spring features lots of floral prints on dresses and capris as well as bold stripes on sweaters and fleece pullovers.
    • So, head straight for sweaters, pullovers, and shawls.
    • Despite his devout Muslim beliefs, he did not wear traditional clothes, preferring instead denim jeans and pullovers in order to merge with the bustling background.
    • I saw tables where there used to be desks, funky sweatshirts instead of grey pullovers, and a class full of smiling schoolchildren learning about Mondrian on laptops.
    • Now, you just cannot stand the sight of those woollen pullovers, the windcheaters.
    • Knitting pullovers for the family is old hat for Mary Johnstone.
    • With winter at its peak, the sari can be teamed even with woollen blouses and pullovers.
    • Rather than waste suitcase space on wrinkle-resistant items like pullovers or sweatshirts, use the travel case.
    • Nor will it be available to anyone on the extreme fringes of environmentalism who lives in a hut in the woods with a wind-up generator and knits pullovers from vegetable peelings.
    • Not to spook you or anything, but your cashmere hoodies and wool pullovers could be premiering in their own little horror flick as we speak.
    • My mother-in-law knitted me pullovers, which went right up to the neck.
    • This season, chunky pullovers and zip or wrap cardigans with classic snowflake or reindeer motifs are sure to warm the hearts of even the burliest men.
    • Choose pullovers with a small V-neck that draw the eye down, rather than a round neck, which creates a broader shoulder line.
 
 
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