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Clothes and Fashion - Swimwear and Sportswear

Here you will learn the name of different types of swimwear and sportswear in English, such as "bikini", "tracksuit" and "wetsuit".

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bathing suit

an item of clothing that is worn for swimming, particularly the type that women and girls wear

Ex: She packed her favorite bathing suit for the beach vacation. 
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bikini
bikini
[noun]

two-piece swimsuit worn by women, especially in warmer climates or during beach vacations

Ex: Before heading to the beach, she carefully selected a flattering bikini from her collection. 
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swimming costume

a type of clothing worn by people when swimming or participating in water sports

Ex: She wore a new swimming costume to the beach. 
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swimming trunks

the shorts men or boys wear to go swimming

Ex: He packed his swimming trunks for the beach holiday. 
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swimsuit
swimsuit
[noun]

a piece of clothing worn for swimming, especially by women and girls

Ex: He enjoys wearing his swimsuit at the water park on hot summer days. 
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wetsuit
wetsuit
[noun]

a tight-fitting piece of clothing made of rubber that is worn by underwater swimmers to remain warm

Ex: He zipped up his wetsuit before heading into the chilly ocean waters to surf. 
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bathrobe
bathrobe
[noun]

a long piece of clothing, made from the same material that towels are made of, worn after or before taking a shower or bath

Ex: She wrapped herself in a plush bathrobe after a relaxing bubble bath. 
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swimming cap

a tight-fitting headgear worn to protect hair from chlorine and to improve hydrodynamics in competitive swimming

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one-piece swimsuit

a single-piece garment that covers the torso and groin, worn for swimming or water activities

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sweatpants

a 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

Ex: He changed into sweatpants after coming home from work. 
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leotard
leotard
[noun]

a 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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ski pants
ski pants
[noun]

garments designed to be worn over regular pants for protection and warmth during skiing or other winter sports activities

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jogging suit

a matching pair of jacket and pants, worn for doing exercise

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tracksuit
tracksuit
[noun]

a loose and warm pair of pants and matching jacket worn casually or for doing exercise

Ex: He slipped into his favorite tracksuit before heading to the gym for a workout. 
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joggers
joggers
[noun]

comfortable and casual pants typically made of soft, stretchy fabric with an elastic waistband and tapered legs, often worn for leisure activities or athletic pursuits

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plus fours

a type of men's trousers that extend 4 inches below the knee, typically worn for golfing in the early 20th century

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ballet skirt

a short and lightweight skirt worn by female ballet dancers over their leotards during performances

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two-piece
two-piece
[noun]

a bathing suit that consists of separate pieces for the top and bottom, typically including a bikini top and bikini bottoms

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maillot
maillot
[noun]

a one-piece, form-fitting garment that covers the torso, typically worn by dancers, gymnasts, and athletes for performances

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