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undergarment Noun a garment worn under clothes
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Translationsundergarment n undergarment [ˈandəgaːmənt] an article of clothing worn under the outer clothes. onderkledingstukقِطْعَةٌ من المَلابِس الدّاخِلِيَّهдолна дрехаspodní prádloundertøjdie Unterkleidungεσώρουχοropa interioralusrõivasلباس زیرalusvaatesous-vêtementבֶּגֶד תַחתוֹןअन्दर के कपडे़donji vešfehérneműnærfat, undirflík(sottoveste)下着apatinis/pasivilktas drabužispavilktas drēbes; apakšveļapakaian dalamonderkledingstukunderkjole/-trøye (osv.)spodnia część garderobyroupa de baixolenjerie intimă/de corpпредмет нижнего бельяspodná bielizeňspodnje oblačilodonji vešunderplaggชุดชั้นในiç giysi內衣предмет спідньої білизниزير جامہquần áo lót内衣 |
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| When I say petticoat, I use the word in its literal sense, not colloquially as a metaphor for its usual wearer, meaning thereby a dainty feminine undergarment seen only by men on rainy days, and one might add washing-days. At once I was all excitement, for I knew that it was a sign left by Lys that she had been carried this way; it was a tiny bit torn from the hem of the undergarment that she wore in lieu of the night-robes she had lost with the sinking of the liner. I was evidently expected, for when I got near the door I faced a cheery-looking elderly woman in the usual peasant dress-- white undergarment with a long double apron, front, and back, of coloured stuff fitting almost too tight for modesty. |
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