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bloomers

UK
/ˈbluːməz/
US
/ˈblumɚz/

Translations

bloomersnoun
bloomers
pl
culotte bouffanteVêtement féminin ancien, porté comme sous-vêtement ou sous la robe.
In the early 1900s, women often wore bloomers as part of their everyday attire.
Au début des années 1900, les femmes portaient souvent des culottes bouffantes dans leur tenue quotidienne.
bloomerVêtement de sport ou d’exercice, surtout pour les filles et les femmes.
The girls wore bloomers for their physical education class.
Les filles portaient des bloomers pour leur cours d'éducation physique.
Synonyms
trousers
pants
breeches
culottes
shorts
bloomernoun

bloomers

pl

bloomers
pl
UK
/ˈbluːmə/
US
/ˈblumɚ/
bévueUsage surtout britannique ; registre courant.
He made a bloomer by forgetting to attach the document to the email.
Il a fait une bévue en oubliant de joindre le document au courriel.
tardifAu sens figuré : personne qui se développe ou s’épanouit plus tard que la moyenne.
He was a late bloomer, only discovering his passion for painting in his thirties.
C’était un tardif, ne découvrant sa passion pour la peinture qu’à la trentaine.
planteAu sens de plante qui fleurit à une période donnée.
The garden was full of spring bloomers, adding vibrant colors to the landscape.
Le jardin était rempli de plantes printanières, ajoutant des couleurs vives au paysage.
bloomerEmprunt employé en français pour le sous-vêtement féminin historique.
The museum displayed a pair of vintage bloomers as part of the historical fashion exhibit.
Le musée exposait une paire de bloomers anciens dans le cadre de l’exposition sur l’histoire de la mode.
Additional translations
micheAu sens de pain long et croustillant ; emploi surtout britannique.
Synonyms
bud
sprout
flower
bloom
blossom

Definitions

bloomersnoun
Loose-fitting undergarments for women, covering the body from the waist to just below the knee.
In the early 1900s, women often wore bloomers as part of their everyday attire.
A type of pants worn by women and girls for sports or exercise, typically loose and gathered at the knee.
The girls wore bloomers for their physical education class.
bloomernoun
A plant that produces flowers, especially one that blooms in a particular season.
The garden was full of spring bloomers, adding vibrant colors to the landscape.
A person who matures or develops at a specified time or in a specified way.
He was a late bloomer, only discovering his passion for painting in his thirties.
A type of loose-fitting women's undergarment, originally worn in the 19th century.
The museum displayed a pair of vintage bloomers as part of the historical fashion exhibit.
A mistake or blunder, often used in British English.
He made a bloomer by forgetting to attach the document to the email.
A long, crusty white loaf of bread with rounded ends, baked on a tray rather than in a tin (chiefly British).
We picked up a freshly baked bloomer from the bakery for lunch.
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