Definition of dungarees in English:

dungarees

nounˌdʌŋɡəˈriː

1British A garment consisting of trousers with a bib held up by straps over the shoulders, made of calico, denim, or a similar material and worn as casual or working clothes.
Example sentencesExamples
- Say the word ‘hemp’ and most people think of hippies dressed in dungarees.
- Three or four years ago the complaint was that the only maternity clothes in existence were dungarees and black trousers.
- So when you people wear dungarees and no shirts, don't the metal clips get hot against the skin?
- As we got out of the van we half-expected to see some old boy in dungarees with skin like a sun dried prune, sat in a rocking chair playing blues harmonica.
- There's an old guy in the queue wearing dungarees, and headphones with a huge long aerial sticking out of his NY Giants baseball cap.
- Dozens of airmen have been to see her since last Tuesday to get their name tags and ranks sewn onto their flying suits, dungarees and combat fatigues - a sure sign they are preparing for action.
- It has been less than 10 years since the image of organic living involved little more than a Camper, roll ups, dungarees and a diet of endless brown food.
- She would pick him up by the straps of her dungarees and sniff his breath.
- With his dungarees, red neckerchief, beard and constantly oily hands, I couldn't help seeing him as a displaced U-boat skipper - or perhaps my imagination was working overtime.
- I can still see John walking home wearing his dungarees and his lunchbag strapped across his shoulder.
- It's a pity the photo doesn't capture the tighty-whities visible through the open sides of the dungarees - those really drew the whole costume together.
- Oversized dungarees and long-sleeved shirts were the most practical items to put on in the morning, especially since the majority of girls, unused to farm tools, preferred to do their jobs by hand.
- This is a traditional and fun race meeting and we shouldn't feel guilt ridden by social conscience and all wear dungarees and cloth caps.
- Young couples hold hands next to gap-toothed men in dungarees.
- The 35 students donned dungarees and bought the paint from student funds to brighten up Medlock Primay in Ardwick, Withington's Moativate Community Centre and Burnage Community Centre.
- He was found by divers on the gutting deck of the vessel wearing orange waterproof dungarees and a gold necklace.
- This led to new modes of dressing: young women in particular adopted breeches for agricultural labour and loose cotton trousers, boilersuits and dungarees for work in factories and the mines.
- There was one floor of all matching camping gear so dolly and you could hit the hay in cloned sleep sacks and pyjamas, and then get up, all cosy and co-ordinated, in farmyardy dungarees and cute knobbly lumberjack shirts.
- There's a funny one she took in Scotland where I'm about one year old, and I've put on one of her bras over my red dungarees, and I'm cold and crying.
- Transparent red, orange, yellow, green and blue chiffon wafted around the flower-decked marquee for the day as well, tucked under denim dungarees or over a black bra as a shirt.
1. 1.1North American Hard-wearing blue denim trousers.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The other spots are set on a city street and in a suburban neighborhood, and showcase two young men, one wearing carpenter pants and the other in loose-fitting, five-pocket dungarees.
  On this school day, Matt was wearing dungarees and a cute baseball cap, the hat perfectly shading his blue eyes.
  The business grew and they got into men's ready-to-wear and, in the 1960s, added such stylish items as dungarees during the denim revolution.
  I rebelled slightly against the styles of the day, wearing my thick golden blond hair falling loosely down my back and whenever I was able, donning black slacks and dungarees as my favorite attire.
  He was in dungarees and loafers and wore a gray sweatshirt with the sleeves pushed up that had NAVY emblazoned across the front.
  In a trompe l'oeil manner, the artist mixes painted renderings of the seated and standing figures with such affixed elements as a pair of suspenders, dungarees, a plastic bouquet and fabricated wood heads and arms.
  He went to the bedroom to grab a quick shower and then dressed in a pair of dungarees and an old sweatshirt.
  A baby's bib and miniature dungarees lower down.
  All he needed were his beloved pair of dungarees - the only skinny pair he'd kept, secretly - and a couple of sweatshirts.
  Slowly, shivering and frozen from head to toe, he slipped his top and dungarees back on - he couldn't find his water bottle.
  I think I may have worn a pair of the double-knee dungarees for six or seven hundred days straight.
  The sun was hot and his jaw clenched; one round finished a bandit, who collapsed; the other six-gun flashed and the shot missed the attacker, who steadied his dungarees and moved his stocky frame up the ladder.
2dungareemass noun A kind of coarse Indian calico.
Example sentencesExamples
- One of Bharat's little known but long lasting contributions to the Western world was the export of a thick cotton cloth known as dungaree, which was sold at a market near the Dongarii Fort in Mumbai in the sixteenth century.

Origin

Late 17th century (in dungarees (sense 2 of the noun)): from Hindi duṅgrī.

Definition of dungarees in US English:

dungarees

plural nounˌdəŋɡəˈrizˌdəNGɡəˈrēz

1North American dated Pants made of blue demin; blue jeans.
Example sentencesExamples
- None of my clothes fit and I had to have dungarees made out of sailcloth.
- She was already changed into a casual blue T-shirt and dungarees and she went to the bathroom to brush her teeth.
- The kid staggers away from me swaying dangerously, shrugging his dungarees off his shoulders and pulling the top off awkwardly, like he's not in control of his body.
- Sometimes called dungarees or the old-fashioned name waist overalls, blue jeans have been popular for a long time. The rugged denim fabric is certainly part of their success.
- Walking in, he sported a red sleeveless shirt with khaki gym shorts, but now, he advertises a Texas football club on his torso, very little of anything on his head, and blue dungarees.
- But, turning to a photo of a bunch of Method actors rehearsing a scene at the Actors Studio in the 1950s, one sees every male body clad in dungarees, leather jackets, and torn T-shirts.
- I enjoyed watching her work in her so-called summer dungarees, which were actually just old coveralls with the legs lopped off below the hip pockets.
- When I was a kid they were called dungarees, but somehow somewhere in the '60s they became blue jeans and I just never took them off.
- When I say girl - I think she was quite old, judging by the dungarees and boots, although blue is a really good colour for covering grey hair.
- Isabelle just grinned and gazed down at her faded denim dungarees which were covered in spatters of colourful paint.
- We still immediately recognize in cartoons - or (very significantly) in advertising - the stereotype of a Frenchman, with beret and striped vest or blue dungarees.
- In the corner of the viewfinder a slightly stooped figure in blue dungarees appeared.
- But the only thing I found was a stocky man, wearing a plaid red shirt and dungarees.
- It was cool and casual and hung lightly over his khaki dungarees.
- Pull on those denim dungarees and call Jim-Bob in for a steaming plate of grits.
- He only had three hours before Sam would get back - dressed in loose dungarees and a thick hooded jacket, he rushed to the shops and started stalking the aisles in search of replacement foodstuffs.
- He was without his cap, wearing only a sleeveless shirt and dungarees, causing her to see him in a whole new light.
1. 1.1British Bib overalls.
2dungareein singular Blue denim.
Example sentencesExamples
- On this school day, Matt was wearing dungarees and a cute baseball cap, the hat perfectly shading his blue eyes.
- He was in dungarees and loafers and wore a gray sweatshirt with the sleeves pushed up that had NAVY emblazoned across the front.
- The sun was hot and his jaw clenched; one round finished a bandit, who collapsed; the other six-gun flashed and the shot missed the attacker, who steadied his dungarees and moved his stocky frame up the ladder.
- I rebelled slightly against the styles of the day, wearing my thick golden blond hair falling loosely down my back and whenever I was able, donning black slacks and dungarees as my favorite attire.
- I think I may have worn a pair of the double-knee dungarees for six or seven hundred days straight.
- All he needed were his beloved pair of dungarees - the only skinny pair he'd kept, secretly - and a couple of sweatshirts.
- The other spots are set on a city street and in a suburban neighborhood, and showcase two young men, one wearing carpenter pants and the other in loose-fitting, five-pocket dungarees.
- In a trompe l'oeil manner, the artist mixes painted renderings of the seated and standing figures with such affixed elements as a pair of suspenders, dungarees, a plastic bouquet and fabricated wood heads and arms.
- He went to the bedroom to grab a quick shower and then dressed in a pair of dungarees and an old sweatshirt.
- A baby's bib and miniature dungarees lower down.
- The business grew and they got into men's ready-to-wear and, in the 1960s, added such stylish items as dungarees during the denim revolution.
- Slowly, shivering and frozen from head to toe, he slipped his top and dungarees back on - he couldn't find his water bottle.

Origin

Late 17th century (in dungarees (sense 2 of the noun)): from Hindi duṅgrī.

词汇	dungarees
释义	Definition of dungarees in English: dungarees nounˌdʌŋɡəˈriː 1British A garment consisting of trousers with a bib held up by straps over the shoulders, made of calico, denim, or a similar material and worn as casual or working clothes. Example sentencesExamples Say the word ‘hemp’ and most people think of hippies dressed in dungarees. Three or four years ago the complaint was that the only maternity clothes in existence were dungarees and black trousers. So when you people wear dungarees and no shirts, don't the metal clips get hot against the skin? As we got out of the van we half-expected to see some old boy in dungarees with skin like a sun dried prune, sat in a rocking chair playing blues harmonica. There's an old guy in the queue wearing dungarees, and headphones with a huge long aerial sticking out of his NY Giants baseball cap. Dozens of airmen have been to see her since last Tuesday to get their name tags and ranks sewn onto their flying suits, dungarees and combat fatigues - a sure sign they are preparing for action. It has been less than 10 years since the image of organic living involved little more than a Camper, roll ups, dungarees and a diet of endless brown food. She would pick him up by the straps of her dungarees and sniff his breath. With his dungarees, red neckerchief, beard and constantly oily hands, I couldn't help seeing him as a displaced U-boat skipper - or perhaps my imagination was working overtime. I can still see John walking home wearing his dungarees and his lunchbag strapped across his shoulder. It's a pity the photo doesn't capture the tighty-whities visible through the open sides of the dungarees - those really drew the whole costume together. Oversized dungarees and long-sleeved shirts were the most practical items to put on in the morning, especially since the majority of girls, unused to farm tools, preferred to do their jobs by hand. This is a traditional and fun race meeting and we shouldn't feel guilt ridden by social conscience and all wear dungarees and cloth caps. Young couples hold hands next to gap-toothed men in dungarees. The 35 students donned dungarees and bought the paint from student funds to brighten up Medlock Primay in Ardwick, Withington's Moativate Community Centre and Burnage Community Centre. He was found by divers on the gutting deck of the vessel wearing orange waterproof dungarees and a gold necklace. This led to new modes of dressing: young women in particular adopted breeches for agricultural labour and loose cotton trousers, boilersuits and dungarees for work in factories and the mines. There was one floor of all matching camping gear so dolly and you could hit the hay in cloned sleep sacks and pyjamas, and then get up, all cosy and co-ordinated, in farmyardy dungarees and cute knobbly lumberjack shirts. There's a funny one she took in Scotland where I'm about one year old, and I've put on one of her bras over my red dungarees, and I'm cold and crying. Transparent red, orange, yellow, green and blue chiffon wafted around the flower-decked marquee for the day as well, tucked under denim dungarees or over a black bra as a shirt. 1.1North American Hard-wearing blue denim trousers. Example sentencesExamples The other spots are set on a city street and in a suburban neighborhood, and showcase two young men, one wearing carpenter pants and the other in loose-fitting, five-pocket dungarees. On this school day, Matt was wearing dungarees and a cute baseball cap, the hat perfectly shading his blue eyes. The business grew and they got into men's ready-to-wear and, in the 1960s, added such stylish items as dungarees during the denim revolution. I rebelled slightly against the styles of the day, wearing my thick golden blond hair falling loosely down my back and whenever I was able, donning black slacks and dungarees as my favorite attire. He was in dungarees and loafers and wore a gray sweatshirt with the sleeves pushed up that had NAVY emblazoned across the front. In a trompe l'oeil manner, the artist mixes painted renderings of the seated and standing figures with such affixed elements as a pair of suspenders, dungarees, a plastic bouquet and fabricated wood heads and arms. He went to the bedroom to grab a quick shower and then dressed in a pair of dungarees and an old sweatshirt. A baby's bib and miniature dungarees lower down. All he needed were his beloved pair of dungarees - the only skinny pair he'd kept, secretly - and a couple of sweatshirts. Slowly, shivering and frozen from head to toe, he slipped his top and dungarees back on - he couldn't find his water bottle. I think I may have worn a pair of the double-knee dungarees for six or seven hundred days straight. The sun was hot and his jaw clenched; one round finished a bandit, who collapsed; the other six-gun flashed and the shot missed the attacker, who steadied his dungarees and moved his stocky frame up the ladder. 2dungareemass noun A kind of coarse Indian calico. Example sentencesExamples One of Bharat's little known but long lasting contributions to the Western world was the export of a thick cotton cloth known as dungaree, which was sold at a market near the Dongarii Fort in Mumbai in the sixteenth century. Origin Late 17th century (in dungarees (sense 2 of the noun)): from Hindi duṅgrī. Definition of dungarees in US English: dungarees plural nounˌdəŋɡəˈrizˌdəNGɡəˈrēz 1North American dated Pants made of blue demin; blue jeans. Example sentencesExamples None of my clothes fit and I had to have dungarees made out of sailcloth. She was already changed into a casual blue T-shirt and dungarees and she went to the bathroom to brush her teeth. The kid staggers away from me swaying dangerously, shrugging his dungarees off his shoulders and pulling the top off awkwardly, like he's not in control of his body. Sometimes called dungarees or the old-fashioned name waist overalls, blue jeans have been popular for a long time. The rugged denim fabric is certainly part of their success. Walking in, he sported a red sleeveless shirt with khaki gym shorts, but now, he advertises a Texas football club on his torso, very little of anything on his head, and blue dungarees. But, turning to a photo of a bunch of Method actors rehearsing a scene at the Actors Studio in the 1950s, one sees every male body clad in dungarees, leather jackets, and torn T-shirts. I enjoyed watching her work in her so-called summer dungarees, which were actually just old coveralls with the legs lopped off below the hip pockets. When I was a kid they were called dungarees, but somehow somewhere in the '60s they became blue jeans and I just never took them off. When I say girl - I think she was quite old, judging by the dungarees and boots, although blue is a really good colour for covering grey hair. Isabelle just grinned and gazed down at her faded denim dungarees which were covered in spatters of colourful paint. We still immediately recognize in cartoons - or (very significantly) in advertising - the stereotype of a Frenchman, with beret and striped vest or blue dungarees. In the corner of the viewfinder a slightly stooped figure in blue dungarees appeared. But the only thing I found was a stocky man, wearing a plaid red shirt and dungarees. It was cool and casual and hung lightly over his khaki dungarees. Pull on those denim dungarees and call Jim-Bob in for a steaming plate of grits. He only had three hours before Sam would get back - dressed in loose dungarees and a thick hooded jacket, he rushed to the shops and started stalking the aisles in search of replacement foodstuffs. He was without his cap, wearing only a sleeveless shirt and dungarees, causing her to see him in a whole new light. 1.1British Bib overalls. 2dungareein singular Blue denim. Example sentencesExamples On this school day, Matt was wearing dungarees and a cute baseball cap, the hat perfectly shading his blue eyes. He was in dungarees and loafers and wore a gray sweatshirt with the sleeves pushed up that had NAVY emblazoned across the front. The sun was hot and his jaw clenched; one round finished a bandit, who collapsed; the other six-gun flashed and the shot missed the attacker, who steadied his dungarees and moved his stocky frame up the ladder. I rebelled slightly against the styles of the day, wearing my thick golden blond hair falling loosely down my back and whenever I was able, donning black slacks and dungarees as my favorite attire. I think I may have worn a pair of the double-knee dungarees for six or seven hundred days straight. All he needed were his beloved pair of dungarees - the only skinny pair he'd kept, secretly - and a couple of sweatshirts. The other spots are set on a city street and in a suburban neighborhood, and showcase two young men, one wearing carpenter pants and the other in loose-fitting, five-pocket dungarees. In a trompe l'oeil manner, the artist mixes painted renderings of the seated and standing figures with such affixed elements as a pair of suspenders, dungarees, a plastic bouquet and fabricated wood heads and arms. He went to the bedroom to grab a quick shower and then dressed in a pair of dungarees and an old sweatshirt. A baby's bib and miniature dungarees lower down. The business grew and they got into men's ready-to-wear and, in the 1960s, added such stylish items as dungarees during the denim revolution. Slowly, shivering and frozen from head to toe, he slipped his top and dungarees back on - he couldn't find his water bottle. Origin Late 17th century (in dungarees (sense 2 of the noun)): from Hindi duṅgrī.
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