sweater

sweat·er

 (swĕt′ər)

n.

1. A garment for the upper body of wool, cotton, or synthetic yarn, typically knitted, having long sleeves, and worn in cold weather.

2. One that sweats, especially profusely.

3. Something that induces sweating; a sudorific.

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sweater

(ˈswɛtə)

n

1. (Clothing & Fashion)

a. a garment made of knitted or crocheted material covering the upper part of the body, esp a heavy one worn for warmth

b. (as modifier): a sweater dress.

2. a person or thing that sweats

3. (Industrial Relations & HR Terms) an employer who overworks and underpays his or her employees

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sweat•er

(ˈswɛt ər)

n.

1. a knitted jacket or jersey, in pullover or cardigan style, with or without sleeves.

2. a person or thing that sweats.

3. an employer who underpays and overworks employees.

adj.

4. of, for, or pertaining to a sweater: sweater yarn; sweater fashions.

5. made like a sweater: a sweater dress.

[1520–30]

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Thesaurus

Noun	1.	sweater - a crocheted or knitted garment covering the upper part of the body jumper cardigan - knitted jacket that is fastened up the front with buttons or a zipper garment - an article of clothing; "garments of the finest silk" neckband - a band around the collar of a garment neckline - the line formed by the edge of a garment around the neck pullover, slipover - a sweater that is put on by pulling it over the head polo-neck, turtle, turtleneck - a sweater or jersey with a high close-fitting collar
	2.	sweater - a person who perspires perspirer individual, mortal, person, somebody, someone, soul - a human being; "there was too much for one person to do"

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sweater

Sweaters

Aran sweater, cardigan, Cowichan sweater, Indian sweater, siwash, or siwash sweater (Canad.), cowl-necked sweater, crew-neck or crew-necked sweater, Fairisle, Guernsey (Austral.), Icelandic, jersey, jumper, polo or polo neck, pullover, rollneck, skivvy (Austral. & N.Z.), slipover, sloppy joe, sweatshirt, turtleneck, V-neck or V-necked sweater

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Translations

بُلُوزَةٌ صُوفِيّبُلُوفَرصِدار، كَنْزَة صوف

svetr

sweaterjumper

PulloverSweatersweatshirt

πουλόβερτρικό

suéterjersey

villapaitavillapusero

chandailpullpull-overtricot

džemper

pulóver

peysa

maglionepullovermaglia

セーター

스웨터점퍼

sweatertrui

genserkoftestrikkegenser

sweterskoczek

camisolasuéter

джемперсвитер

pulover

tröja

เสื้อไหมพรมสวมหัวเสื้อที่ถักด้วยขนสัตว์

kazaksüveter

áo lenáo len chui đầu

套头外衣毛线衫毛衣

sweater

[ˈswetəʳ] N → suéter m, jersey m, chompa f (Peru)

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sweater

[ˈswɛtə^r] n (= pullover) → pull m

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sweater

n → Pullover m

Collins German Dictionary – Complete and Unabridged 7th Edition 2005. © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1980 © HarperCollins Publishers 1991, 1997, 1999, 2004, 2005, 2007

sweater

[ˈswɛtəʳ] n → maglione m

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sweat

(swet) noun

the moisture given out through the skin. He was dripping with sweat after running so far in the heat. sweet عَرَق الجِسْم пот suor pot der Schweiß sved ιδρώταςsudor higi عرق بدن hiki sueur זֵיעָה पसीना, स्वेद, प्रस्वेद, स्वेदन रोग, कठिन काम, कठिन परिश्रम, परिश्रमी व्यक्ति znoj, znojenje izzadság keringat sviti sudore 汗 땀 prakaitas sviedri peluh zweetsvettepot د بدن خولی suor transpiraţie пот; испарина pot znoj znoj svett เหงื่อ ter 汗(水) піт, випоти پسینہ mồ hôi 汗（水）

verb

1. to give out sweat. Vigorous exercise makes you sweat. sweet يُبَلِّلُ بالعَرَق изпотявам се suar potit se schwitzen svede ιδρώνωsudar higistama عرق كردن hikoilla suer לְהַזִיע पसीना बबहना, पसीना बहाना znojiti se izzad berkeringat svitna sudare 汗をかく 땀을 흘리다 prakaituoti svīst berpeluh zwetensvettepocić się خوله کول suar a asuda, a transpira потеть potiť sa znojiti se znojiti se svettas ทำให้เหงื่อออก terlemek 出汗 потіти, пітніти پسینہ نکلنا đổ mồ hôi 出汗

2. to work hard. I was sweating (away) at my work from morning till night. werk hard يَكْدَح، يَعْمَلُ عَملا شاقّا прен. трепя се trabalhar duro dřít (se) sich schinden svede ιδρώνω, κοπιάζωsudar la gota gorda, matarse a trabajar rügama جان كندن huhkia suer sur לְהַזִיע कठिन परिश्रम करना mučiti se keményen dolgozik bekerja keras sveitast, þræla sudare, sgobbare 仕事に励む 열심히 일하다 plušėti pūlēties; smagi strādāt bekerja keras zwoegensvette over, slite med pracować w pocie czoła خواری کول، سخت کار کول trabalhar duro a trudi, a munci din greu потеть над чем-л. drieť (sa) potiti se vredno raditi slita ทำงานหนัก çok çalışmak, ter dökmek 努力工作 потіти над سخت محنت کرنا làm việc vất vả 努力工作

ˈsweater noun

any kind of knitted pullover or jersey. trui, oortrektrui صِدار، كَنْزَة صوف пуловер suéter svetr der Sweater sweater πουλόβερsuéter, jersey sviiter پليور villapaita tricotסוודר स्वेटर, गर्म ऊनी वस्त्र, शोषक džemper pulóver sweater peysa maglione セーター 스웨터 megztinis svīteris baju sejuk truigenser; kofte, strikkejakke sweter خوله کوونکی، بنیان camisola pulover, jerseu свитер sveter pulover džemper tröja, sweater เสื้อถักชนิดสวมทางศีรษะ süveter, kazak 毛線衫 светр سوءیٹر áo len dài tay 毛线衫

ˈsweaty adjective

wet or stained with, or smelling of, sweat. sweaty clothes/bodies. sweetagtig مُبْتَل بالعَرَق، مُسَبِّب للعَرَق потен suado propocený, zpocený verschwitzt svedig που μυρίζει ιδρώτα sudoroso, sudado higine, leemendav خيس عرق hikinen moite de sueur מְכוּסֶה זֵיעָה पसीनेभर, प्रस्वेदित znojan, uznojen (át)izzadt penuh keringat sveittur; svitastorkinn sudato 汗臭い 땀 투성이의, 땀 냄새가 나는 prakaituotas sviedrains; piesviedrēts berpeluh zweterigsvettspocony, zapocony خوله جن suado trans­pi­rat потный prepotený, spotený znojen znojav svettig ที่เปียกเหงื่อ terli, ter içinde 汗濕透的 пітний, спітнілий پسینے میں تر đầy mồ hôi 汗湿透的

ˈsweatiness noun

sweetagtigheid تَبَلُّل بالعَرَق запотеност suor zpocenost die Werschwitztheit det at være svedig ιδρωτίλα sudor higisus خيسي hikisyys moiteurהזעה पसीना znojnost izzadtság keadaan berkeringat sviti l'essere sudato 汗臭さ 땀 남 prakaitavimas sviedrainība berpeluh zweterigheid det å være svett/fuktig zapocenie خوله suor transpi­raţie потливость spotenosť oznojenost oznojenost svettighet ภาวะเหงื่อออก terlilik 汗濕(味) спітнілість عرق آلود ہونا sự đầm đìa mồ hôi 汗湿（味）

a cold sweat

(coldness and dampness of the skin when a person is in) a state of shock, fear etc. koue sweet عَرَق الخَوْف والبَرْد студена пот um suor frio studený pot der Angstschweiß koldsved λουσμένος σε κρύο ιδρώτα sudor frío külm higi عرق سرد kylmä hiki sueur froide זֵיעָה קָרָה डर इत्यादि के मारे आने वाला पसीना hladan znoj hideg verejték ketakutan kaldur sviti sudore freddo 冷汗 식은 땀 šaltas prakaitas auksti sviedri ketakutan angstzweetkaldsvette zimny pot سړه خوله um suor frio transpiraţie rece холодный пот studený pot hladen znoj hladan znoj kallsvett ภาวะความตื่นตกใจกลัว soğuk ter 一身冷汗 холодний піт بے ہوشی یا خوف وغیرہ کا ٹھنڈا پسینہ trạng thái toát mồ hôi vì bệnh hoặc sợ 一身冷汗

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sweater

→ بُلُوزَةٌ صُوفِيّ, بُلُوفَر svetr jumper, sweater Pullover πουλόβερ suéter villapaita pull džemper maglione セーター 스웨터, 점퍼 sweater, trui genser, strikkegenser skoczek, sweter camisola, suéter джемпер, свитер tröja เสื้อไหมพรมสวมหัว, เสื้อที่ถักด้วยขนสัตว์ kazak áo len, áo len chui đầu 套头外衣, 毛衣

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