culottes

UK
/kʌˈlɒts/
US
/kʌˈlɑts/

Translations

culottesnoun
culottes
pl
jupe-culotteVêtement féminin ressemblant à une jupe, mais composé d’un short.
She wore a pair of culottes to the picnic, enjoying the comfort and style they provided.
Elle portait une jupe-culotte pour le pique-nique et appréciait le confort et l’élégance qu’elle offrait.
Additional translations
culotteAu sens historique : pantalon court porté par les hommes aux XVIIIe et début du XIXe siècle.
culottenoun

culottes

pl

culottes
pl
UK
/kʌˈlɒt/
US
/kʌˈlɑt/
She wore navy culottes with a crisp white blouse.
Elle portait une jupe-culotte bleu marine avec un chemisier blanc impeccable.
culotteTerme historique pour un pantalon court et ajusté porté par les hommes.
The portrait shows the nobleman dressed in silk culottes and a brocade waistcoat.
Le portrait montre le noble vêtu d'une culotte de soie et d'un gilet de brocart.
Additional translations
culotteDans le domaine de la boucherie.

Definitions

culottesnoun
A type of women's clothing that resembles a skirt but is actually a pair of shorts, often knee-length or longer.
She wore a pair of culottes to the picnic, enjoying the comfort and style they provided.
Knee-length breeches worn chiefly by men in the 18th and early 19th centuries, fastening just below the knee.
The portrait shows the statesman dressed in velvet culottes and a powdered wig.
culottenoun
A pair of women's knee- or calf-length trousers cut with very wide legs, giving the appearance of a skirt; a divided skirt.
She wore navy culottes with a crisp white blouse.
Knee-breeches worn by men in the 17th–19th centuries.
The portrait shows the nobleman dressed in silk culottes and a brocade waistcoat.
The cap of the top sirloin; a boneless cut of beef also called the top sirloin cap or picanha.
The chef seared the culotte, then carved the steak for the guests.