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pyjamas US, pajamas [pəˈdʒɑːməz] pl n
1. (Clothing & Fashion) loose-fitting nightclothes comprising a jacket or top and trousers 2. (Clothing & Fashion) full loose-fitting ankle-length trousers worn by either sex in various Eastern countries 3. (Clothing & Fashion) women's flared trousers or trouser suit used esp for leisure wear Translations pyjamas [pɪˈdʒɑːməz] npl (British) → pyjama m my pyjamas → mon pyjama a pair of pyjamas → un pyjama in one's pyjamas → en pyjama pyjamas, (US) pajamas pl → Schlafanzug m, → Pyjama m pyjamas pa£jam£as (Am) [pəˈdʒɑːməz] npl → pigiama msg a pair of pyjamas → un pigiama in one's pyjamas → in pigiama pyjamas pa£jam£as (Am) [pəˈdʒɑːməz] npl → pigiama msg a pair of pyjamas → un pigiama in one's pyjamas → in pigiama n pl pyjamas [pəˈdʒaːməz] a suit for sleeping, consisting of trousers and a jacket two pairs of pyjamas. nagklere بيجامه، سِرْوال النَّوْم пижама pyžamo pyjamas der Schlafanzug πιτζάμες (πληθ.) pijama pidþaama پیژامه؛ لباس خواب yöpuku pyjama פִּיגָ'מָה पायजामा pizsama piyama náttföt pigiama パジャマ 파자마 pižama pidžama pijama pyjama pyjamas piżama pijama pijama пижама pyžamo pižama pidžama pyjamas เสื้อกางเกงชุดนอนเข้าชุดกัน pijama 睡衣 піжама پاجامہ، پتلون bộ đồ ngủ 睡衣 pyjamas → بيجامة pyžamo pyjamas Schlafanzug πιτζάμες pijama yöpuku pyjama pidžama pigiama パジャマ 파자마 pyjama pyjamas piżama pijama пижама pyjamas ชุดนอน pijama quần áo ngủ 睡衣 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Bill was in bed when the bell rang, and received his late host in his pyjamas, wondering, as he did so, whether this was the New York custom, to foregather again after a party had been broken up, and chat till breakfast. The Major was still looking at him quietly, but with protruding eyes, when the front door was flung open, releasing a flood of gaslight on the face of the fading mist; and another figure in pyjamas sprang or tumbled out into the garden. And he went leaping down the stairs, as other doors opened and Lord Amersteth and his son appeared simultaneously in their pyjamas. |
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