denim

denim
'denim
noun, adjective
((of) a kind of cotton cloth, often blue, used for making jeans, overalls etc.) tejano, vaquero, dril
denim n tela tejana / tela vaquera
a denim jacket una cazadora tejana
denim
tr['denɪm]
noun
1 tela vaquera, tela tejana
adjective
1 tejano,-a, vaquero,-a
plural noun denims
1 vaqueros nombre masculino plural, tejanos nombre masculino plural
denim ['dɛnəm] n
1) : tela f vaquera, mezclilla f Chile, Mex
2) denims npl jeans
denim
n.
• denim s.m.
• dril s.m.
• dril de algodón s.m.
• mezclilla s.f.
'denəm, 'denɪm
noun
1) u (Tex) tela f vaquera or de jeans, mezclilla f (Chi, Méx); (before n) <jacket, skirt> vaquero, tejano (Esp), de mezclilla (Chi, Méx)
2) denims pl (colloq)
a) (jeans) vaqueros mpl, jeans mpl, bluyines mpl (Andes)
b) (overalls) (AmE) pantalón m de peto, mono m, overol m (AmL)
['denɪm]
1.
N tela f vaquera
denims vaqueros mpl , bluyín msing (esp LAm)
2.
CPD

denim jacket N — chaqueta f vaquera, cazadora f vaquera, saco m de vaquero (LAm)

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['denəm, 'denɪm]
noun
1) u (Tex) tela f vaquera or de jeans, mezclilla f (Chi, Méx); (before n) <jacket, skirt> vaquero, tejano (Esp), de mezclilla (Chi, Méx)
2) denims pl (colloq)
a) (jeans) vaqueros mpl, jeans mpl, bluyines mpl (Andes)
b) (overalls) (AmE) pantalón m de peto, mono m, overol m (AmL)

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