bathing suit
/bˈeɪðɪŋ sˈuːt/
nounan item of clothing that is worn for swimming, particularly the type that women and girls wear
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1. You call that a bathing suit? -
2. Bathing suit, casual shorts, hiking shorts, going out in public shorts and socks
3. so we had bathing suits.
4. They are wearing bathing suits.
5. Put on a bathing suit.
swimming costume
/swˈɪmɪŋ kˈɔstuːm/
nouna type of clothing worn by people when swimming or participating in water sports
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1. We all got down onto the ice, and I then got into my swimming costume and I dived into the sea.
2. And I went down into my cabin and I put on my swimming costume.
3. You got your swimming costume, Caleb.
4. Who looks best in a swimming costume?
5. So I've got that, got their swimming costumes, swimming nappies, and all of the life vests are actually there at Center Parks.
swimming trunks
/swˈɪmɪŋ tɹˈʌŋks/
nounthe shorts men or boys wear to go swimming
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1. He's got swimming trunks on, got a towel.
2. We didn't even bring swimming trunks.
3. No one really cares what your swimming trunks look like.
4. For example, try shopping for sweaters or coats in the midst of summer or looking for swimming trunks around the time that they're being put on sale when winter things are being sold.
5. But if I did do that, I'd wear a Mack Weldon's awesome swimming trunks.
swimsuit
/ˈswɪmˌsut/
nouna piece of clothing worn for swimming, especially by women and girls
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1. Everyone must wear swimsuits.
2. Our swimsuits are on.
3. And swimsuit number three.
4. - Summer trend right now is full-piece swimsuits.
5. So we had swimsuits all the time.
wetsuit
/wˈɛt sˈuːt/
nouna tight-fitting piece of clothing made of rubber that is worn by underwater swimmers to remain warm
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1. - We got a wetsuit.
2. We had wetsuits on underneath our clothes.
3. Today, the haenyeo have diving masks and wetsuits.
4. And then our wetsuits are in here.
5. The suit is a wetsuit.
bathrobe
/ˈbæˌθɹoʊb/
nouna long piece of clothing, made from the same material that towels are made of, worn after or before taking a shower or bath
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1. - Ya shoulda been in a bathrobe.
2. He's fighting crime in a bathrobe.
3. Mos Def was in a bathrobe.
4. That is actually my bathrobe.
5. See ya later, bathrobe!
body suit
/bˈɑːdi sˈuːt/
nouna tight-fitting clothing in one piece that covers the upper body and bottom of a woman, usually stretchy and with sleeves
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1. This is my second body suit, I have tattoos all over, and I'm going black now.
2. -Up next, retailers are selling realistic muscular body suits for people who want to look fit without hitting the gym.
3. Retailers are selling a realistic muscular body suit for people who want to look fit this summer without having to hit the gym.
4. I would say that in terms of the stain removal from the white body suit that I washed of my toddlers the Kirkland ultra clean pods might've actually performed a little bit better.
5. [Crew Cheers] Serve an ice cream sundae to your opponent off your naked body What if I'm wearing a body suit and i can just turn around and he can lick it off my butt?
sweatpants
/ˈswɛtˌpænts/
nouna loose, long, and warm item of clothing with a stretchy waist worn casually or for exercising on the bottom part of our body, usually made of cotton
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1. In the shape of a shape of a cat nate Oh look they have Sweatpants, and it went on like that for hours.
2. We have this red sweater, and Aisha would like pair it with these jeans and these slides and for me I'm just like- - Sweatpants.
3. - Sweatpants, that's it.
leotard
/ˈɫiəˌtɑɹd/
nouna tight-fitting garment made of stretchy fabric, covering the body from the shoulders to the top of the thighs, worn especially by ballet dancers, acrobats, etc.
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1. She puts on this leotard
2. She puts on this leotard
3. What size Capezio leotard am I?
4. Where is your leotard?
5. He's wearing Bailey's leotard.
tracksuit
/tɹˈæksuːt/
nouna loose and warm pair of pants and matching jacket worn casually or for doing exercise
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1. You wear tracksuits in bed.
2. Bring that tracksuit out.
3. He's wearing his tracksuit.
4. I love the tracksuits in Next.
5. Tracksuits are popping right now.
two-piece
/tˈuːpˈiːs/
nouna bathing suit that consists of separate pieces for the top and bottom, typically including a bikini top and bikini bottoms
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1. "Can I get a two-piece meal with mashed potatoes?"
2. That's two-piece.
3. That's two-piece.
4. You’ll also notice these two-piece tail lights.
5. You’ll also notice these two-piece tail lights.
maillot
/mˈeɪlɑːt/
nouna one-piece, form-fitting garment that covers the torso, typically worn by dancers, gymnasts, and athletes for performances
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1. Then, there's the splashes of yellow on it, which resembles the maillot jaune award for winners of the race's respective stages.
