blouse

UK
/blaʊz/
US
/blaʊz/
blousesubstantiv
blouses
Pl.
UK
/blaʊz/
US
/blaʊz/
Übersetzungen
She wore a beautiful silk blouse to the party.
Она надела красивую шелковую блузку на вечеринку.
Definitionen
A woman's upper garment resembling a shirt, typically with a collar, buttons, and sleeves.
She wore a silk blouse to the office meeting.
A loose-fitting garment resembling a shirt, worn by workers, artists, or peasants.
The artist's blouse was splattered with paint from his latest masterpiece.
A lightweight jacket or tunic worn as part of a soldier's or cadet's uniform.
The lieutenant brushed the dust from his khaki blouse before inspection.
Synonyme
blouseverb
bloused
Präteritum
bloused
Partizip Perfekt
blousing
Gerundium
UK
/blaʊs/
US
/blaʊs/
Übersetzungen
She likes to blouse her shirt over her jeans.
Ей нравится расправлять рубашку поверх джинсов.
Definitionen
To cause a garment, especially a shirt or blouse, to puff out or hang loosely.
She bloused the shirt over her belt to give it a more relaxed look.
To tuck the lower edge of a garment into something, such as trousers or boots, so that it billows loosely over the edge.
The hikers bloused their pant legs over their boots to keep stones out.
(of a garment) To puff or billow out loosely.
Her linen shirt bloused out in the wind.
blouseadjektiv
Attributive use (e.g., "blouse fabric", "blouse section").
Definitionen
Relating to or suitable for blouses.
The store stocked several bolts of blouse fabric.