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shell suit

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shell suit
n
(Clothing & Fashion) a lightweight tracksuit consisting of an inner cotton layer covered by a waterproof nylon layer
Translations
shell suit زي رياضي silonová tepláková souprava joggingdragt Jogginganzug φόρμα γυμναστικής chándal, sudadera tuulipuku survêtement trenirka tuta impermeabile シェルスーツ 보온복 trainingspak overtrekksdrakt dres ortalionowy conjunto de calça e jaqueta de náilon, fato de treino leve костюм из тонкого нейлона träningsoverall ชุดกีฬาไนล่อน eşofman áo khoác chống thấm 贝壳装


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