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Topic Clothes:: PAGE #8
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211. Badge (σήμα)
:: Each move had a project manager who wore a red baseball cap which became a badge of distinction for everyone who got one
212. Bag (τσάντα)
:: I got changed and started repacking my stuff from my bag into a suitcase
213. Belt (ζώνη)
:: The Scottish electricity network is strong in the central belt but in areas such as the Galloway hills and the north west the same cant be said
214. Buckle (πόρπη)
:: Recently though Ive started to buckle under the pressure of going green
215. Cardigan (πλεκτή ζακέτα)
:: Check out the irresistible floral and tweed sequined skirts tweed platform sandals and broochclasped cardigans
216. Chic (σικ)
:: The effect is dramatic a superb blend of Old World glamour and contemporary chic
217. Coat (παλτό)
:: she wore a pale linen coat and skirt
218. Cravat (λαιμοδέτης)
:: He was dressed elegantly in severe black evening wear crisply white starched shirt and intricately tied cravat
219. Garish (φανταχτερός)
:: Orange whistles are garish and weapons can easily be turned against you
220. Garment (ένδυμα)
:: Coats and trimmed garments have begun reappearing at fashion shows and on the covers of magazines such as Vogue
221. Inelegant (αντιαισθητικός)
:: His ungainly inelegant posture can leave him exposed against nimbler opponents and he easily attracts ridicule
222. Jacket (σακάκι)
:: Bosch designed a thin inner liner of soft steel that sealed the gases in its pressure load supported by a stout perforated steel jacket
223. Lace (δαντέλα)
:: On their wedding day Elaine would wear white silk with lace
224. Lipstick (κραγιόν)
:: So you can put lipstick on a pig but you cant call it a lady
225. Pinstripe (ριγέ)
:: Sadly and conspicuous by their absence on each occasion I failed to come across any sharp suited or pinstriped rolled up umbrella types banging on drums or throwing their bowler hats in the air
226. Pullover (Κάνε στην άκρη)
:: I saw tables where there used to be desks funky sweatshirts instead of grey pullovers and a class full of smiling schoolchildren learning about Mondrian on laptops
227. Pumice (ελαφρόπετρα)
:: Shell pumice stucco and marble formed the basic materials but gradually glass was incorporated also
228. Razor (ξυράφι)
:: Disposable razors are very sharp and you can just throw them away when theyre done
229. Shirt (πουκάμισο)
:: He wore his white chambray shirt and purple vest black chinos and leather boots
230. Sloppy (τσαπατσούλης)
:: In a culture as sloppy with sentiment and theologically illiterate as ours its a dangerous thing to spend much time speculating about
231. Sweatband (sweatband)
:: It was so hot that I wore tennis sweatbands on my wrists to play
232. Sweater (πουλόβερ)
:: Even with her wool sweaters shirts leggings socks and cloak she was still cold
233. Sweatshirt (αθλητική μπλούζα)
:: The zipfront styles make them more adaptable than sweatshirts and the material is warmer than a cardigan
234. Sweatshop (σκλαβοπάζαρο)
:: Third world workers want to toil in sweatshops recognizing that it improves their prospects
235. Textile (ύφασμα)
:: In his late textile designs floral patterns of Art Nouveau fabrics sway in aqueous flotation
236. Tracksuit (ΦΟΡΜΑ ΓΥΜΝΑΣΤΙΚΗΣ)
:: They should preferably wear loose clothing like tracksuits
237. Underpants (σώβρακο)
:: He had a shirt on and underpants and I kept telling him not to go back into the house but he wanted some trousers to wear
238. Visor (προσωπίδα)
:: When you are looking for a replacement part be it a replacement visor or a clutch master cylinder the array of available sources can be hard to sift through
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