overalls in Finnish
overalls in Finnish is haalari, haalarit, työhaalarit — overalls means a loose garment worn over normal clothing to protect it during dirty or heavy work.
overalls in Finnish
What does "overalls" mean?
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noun A loose garment worn over normal clothing to protect it during dirty or heavy work.
"The mechanic changed into his overalls before working under the car."
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noun Trousers with a bib front and shoulder straps, often worn for farm work or as casual fashion.
"The farmer wore denim overalls while feeding the animals."
overalls in a sentence
- The mechanic changed into his overalls before working under the car.
- The farmer wore denim overalls while feeding the animals.
Common Finnish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "overalls" in Finnish?
"overalls" in Finnish is haalari, haalarit, työhaalarit. overalls means: A loose garment worn over normal clothing to protect it during dirty or heavy work.
How do you use "overalls" in a sentence?
Example: "The mechanic changed into his overalls before working under the car." In Finnish, "overalls" is haalari, haalarit, työhaalarit.
Are there other ways to say "overalls" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 4 translations listed for "overalls": haalari, haalarit, työhaalarit, haalarihousut.