pyjama

英美[pə'dʒæmə]

1. a pair of loose trousers tied by a drawstring around the waist; worn by men and women in some Asian countries

He was dressed in a pyjama and kurta, ideal for a summer evening.: 他穿着宽松裤和宽松衬衫，那是夏日夜晚的理想穿着。

When the lights went on, his pyjama - clad figure was suddenly visible in the blaze of light.: 接着, 穿了睡衣的吴荪甫就在强烈的电灯光下凸显出来了.

He has lost the suitcase, and must borrow the night clothes pyjama trousers to Tom.: 他丢失了手提箱, 不得不向汤姆借睡衣睡裤.

I may wear jeans at work, while the guy beside me may wear a pyjama - like suit.: 我今天穿jeans(牛仔裤)上班, 他今天穿有点像睡衣的样子上班.

Some of the men were in loose, pyjama - style Nigerian suits, others in western clothes.: 一些男人穿着宽松的、睡衣似的尼日利亚服装, 还有穿西服的.

pyjama 宽松裤

来自印度语pajama,可能来自波斯语paejamah,裤子，来自pae,腿，词源同foot,jamah,衣物。

1. He was dressed in a pyjama and kurta, ideal for a summer evening.: 他穿着宽松裤和宽松衬衫，那是夏日夜晚的理想穿着。

2. When the lights went on, his pyjama - clad figure was suddenly visible in the blaze of light.: 接着, 穿了睡衣的吴荪甫就在强烈的电灯光下凸显出来了.

3. He has lost the suitcase, and must borrow the night clothes pyjama trousers to Tom.: 他丢失了手提箱, 不得不向汤姆借睡衣睡裤.

5. I may wear jeans at work, while the guy beside me may wear a pyjama - like suit.: 我今天穿jeans(牛仔裤)上班, 他今天穿有点像睡衣的样子上班.

pyjama: pyjama: [18] Pyjamas are etymologically ‘leggarments’ – that is, ‘trousers’. The word comes from Hindi pāejāma, a compound formed from Persian pāī ‘foot’, hence ‘leg’ (which goes back to the same Indo-European ancestor as English foot) and jāmah ‘clothing’. It denoted the loose trousers worn in India and the Middle East. Europeans living in that part of the world took to wearing them, especially for sleeping in. They brought them back to Europe, where, for reasons of temperature or propriety, a jacket was added to the trousers, in due course being subsumed under the term pyjama.
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名词: pyjamas;