Definition of jumpsuit in English:

jumpsuit

nounˈdʒʌmpsuːtˈdʒəm(p)ˌsut

A garment incorporating trousers and a sleeved top in one piece, worn as a fashion item, protective garment, or uniform.
连裤衫
she wore a tight silver jumpsuit
Example sentencesExamples
- He zipped up the black jumpsuit and gathered up as much ammo as he could carry.
- One example was dressing hostages in orange jumpsuits to mimic U.S. treatment of detainees.
- Among the garments are smart jumpsuits and form-fitting cardigans, loose sweat pants and comfortable singlets, and even party wear such as cropped tops and wraparound skirts.
- They usually dress in stylish gray jumpsuits befitting of party animals.
- Lauren has regularly used band collars, epaulets, braid, pea coats, aviators' jumpsuits, and military tailoring as signs of crisp, effective women's attire.
- I was dressed in a black jumpsuit, a black coat, and black pants.
- Trade in her hideous orange jumpsuit for her usual couture!
- Their silver jumpsuits and oversized sunglasses added more flavor to the moves.
- They all wore matching dull silver jumpsuits, and all had shaved heads.
- Dressed in an orange jumpsuit and blue rubber slippers, he started running.
- Participants are being urged to get into the spirit by pulling on tight trousers or a spangly jumpsuit.
- This uniform is a lot better than those tight jumpsuits we wore back in the day.
- We love jumpsuits because they are everything fashion should be: flattering, easy to wear, sexy and hip.
- As the man got to his feet, firm muscles were outlined beneath the jumpsuit's sleeves.
- They are stocky guys with full-faced helmets, gloves, and yellow jumpsuits made out of some thick material.
- The pale blue of the wall sharply accented their silver jumpsuits, as they tried their best to remain ‘incognito’.
- He wore clothing that looked like a cross between a tuxedo and a jumpsuit.
- I had the cloths for various jobs and classes, brown jumpsuits of workers, white business suits, yellow lab coats, and an array of green service outfits.
- Some changed back into their uniform jumpsuits, but most just stayed in their underclothing.
- He was wearing a white jumpsuit with some weird silver symbol on the shoulder.

Origin

1940s (originally US): so named because it was first used to denote a parachutist's garment.

Definition of jumpsuit in US English:

jumpsuit

nounˈdʒəm(p)ˌsutˈjəm(p)ˌso͞ot

A garment incorporating trousers and a sleeved top in one piece, worn as a fashion item, protective garment, or uniform.
连裤衫
she wore a tight silver jumpsuit
Example sentencesExamples
- We love jumpsuits because they are everything fashion should be: flattering, easy to wear, sexy and hip.
- They are stocky guys with full-faced helmets, gloves, and yellow jumpsuits made out of some thick material.
- Participants are being urged to get into the spirit by pulling on tight trousers or a spangly jumpsuit.
- One example was dressing hostages in orange jumpsuits to mimic U.S. treatment of detainees.
- He was wearing a white jumpsuit with some weird silver symbol on the shoulder.
- Some changed back into their uniform jumpsuits, but most just stayed in their underclothing.
- The pale blue of the wall sharply accented their silver jumpsuits, as they tried their best to remain ‘incognito’.
- As the man got to his feet, firm muscles were outlined beneath the jumpsuit's sleeves.
- I was dressed in a black jumpsuit, a black coat, and black pants.
- Among the garments are smart jumpsuits and form-fitting cardigans, loose sweat pants and comfortable singlets, and even party wear such as cropped tops and wraparound skirts.
- Lauren has regularly used band collars, epaulets, braid, pea coats, aviators' jumpsuits, and military tailoring as signs of crisp, effective women's attire.
- This uniform is a lot better than those tight jumpsuits we wore back in the day.
- He wore clothing that looked like a cross between a tuxedo and a jumpsuit.
- They all wore matching dull silver jumpsuits, and all had shaved heads.
- I had the cloths for various jobs and classes, brown jumpsuits of workers, white business suits, yellow lab coats, and an array of green service outfits.
- They usually dress in stylish gray jumpsuits befitting of party animals.
- Dressed in an orange jumpsuit and blue rubber slippers, he started running.
- Their silver jumpsuits and oversized sunglasses added more flavor to the moves.
- He zipped up the black jumpsuit and gathered up as much ammo as he could carry.
- Trade in her hideous orange jumpsuit for her usual couture!

Origin

1940s (originally US): so named because it was first used to denote a parachutist's garment.

词汇	jumpsuit
释义	Definition of jumpsuit in English: jumpsuit nounˈdʒʌmpsuːtˈdʒəm(p)ˌsut A garment incorporating trousers and a sleeved top in one piece, worn as a fashion item, protective garment, or uniform. 连裤衫 she wore a tight silver jumpsuit Example sentencesExamples He zipped up the black jumpsuit and gathered up as much ammo as he could carry. One example was dressing hostages in orange jumpsuits to mimic U.S. treatment of detainees. Among the garments are smart jumpsuits and form-fitting cardigans, loose sweat pants and comfortable singlets, and even party wear such as cropped tops and wraparound skirts. They usually dress in stylish gray jumpsuits befitting of party animals. Lauren has regularly used band collars, epaulets, braid, pea coats, aviators' jumpsuits, and military tailoring as signs of crisp, effective women's attire. I was dressed in a black jumpsuit, a black coat, and black pants. Trade in her hideous orange jumpsuit for her usual couture! Their silver jumpsuits and oversized sunglasses added more flavor to the moves. They all wore matching dull silver jumpsuits, and all had shaved heads. Dressed in an orange jumpsuit and blue rubber slippers, he started running. Participants are being urged to get into the spirit by pulling on tight trousers or a spangly jumpsuit. This uniform is a lot better than those tight jumpsuits we wore back in the day. We love jumpsuits because they are everything fashion should be: flattering, easy to wear, sexy and hip. As the man got to his feet, firm muscles were outlined beneath the jumpsuit's sleeves. They are stocky guys with full-faced helmets, gloves, and yellow jumpsuits made out of some thick material. The pale blue of the wall sharply accented their silver jumpsuits, as they tried their best to remain ‘incognito’. He wore clothing that looked like a cross between a tuxedo and a jumpsuit. I had the cloths for various jobs and classes, brown jumpsuits of workers, white business suits, yellow lab coats, and an array of green service outfits. Some changed back into their uniform jumpsuits, but most just stayed in their underclothing. He was wearing a white jumpsuit with some weird silver symbol on the shoulder. Origin 1940s (originally US): so named because it was first used to denote a parachutist's garment. Definition of jumpsuit in US English: jumpsuit nounˈdʒəm(p)ˌsutˈjəm(p)ˌso͞ot A garment incorporating trousers and a sleeved top in one piece, worn as a fashion item, protective garment, or uniform. 连裤衫 she wore a tight silver jumpsuit Example sentencesExamples We love jumpsuits because they are everything fashion should be: flattering, easy to wear, sexy and hip. They are stocky guys with full-faced helmets, gloves, and yellow jumpsuits made out of some thick material. Participants are being urged to get into the spirit by pulling on tight trousers or a spangly jumpsuit. One example was dressing hostages in orange jumpsuits to mimic U.S. treatment of detainees. He was wearing a white jumpsuit with some weird silver symbol on the shoulder. Some changed back into their uniform jumpsuits, but most just stayed in their underclothing. The pale blue of the wall sharply accented their silver jumpsuits, as they tried their best to remain ‘incognito’. As the man got to his feet, firm muscles were outlined beneath the jumpsuit's sleeves. I was dressed in a black jumpsuit, a black coat, and black pants. Among the garments are smart jumpsuits and form-fitting cardigans, loose sweat pants and comfortable singlets, and even party wear such as cropped tops and wraparound skirts. Lauren has regularly used band collars, epaulets, braid, pea coats, aviators' jumpsuits, and military tailoring as signs of crisp, effective women's attire. This uniform is a lot better than those tight jumpsuits we wore back in the day. He wore clothing that looked like a cross between a tuxedo and a jumpsuit. They all wore matching dull silver jumpsuits, and all had shaved heads. I had the cloths for various jobs and classes, brown jumpsuits of workers, white business suits, yellow lab coats, and an array of green service outfits. They usually dress in stylish gray jumpsuits befitting of party animals. Dressed in an orange jumpsuit and blue rubber slippers, he started running. Their silver jumpsuits and oversized sunglasses added more flavor to the moves. He zipped up the black jumpsuit and gathered up as much ammo as he could carry. Trade in her hideous orange jumpsuit for her usual couture! Origin 1940s (originally US): so named because it was first used to denote a parachutist's garment.
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