bloomers in Japanese
bloomers in Japanese is ブルマー — bloomers means loose, baggy trousers gathered at the knee, historically worn by women.
bloomers in Japanese
ブルマー
Pronounced: burumā
(informal) Women’s underpants with short legs; knickers or drawers.
What does "bloomers" mean?
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noun Loose, baggy trousers gathered at the knee, historically worn by women.
"The costume included old-fashioned bloomers and a bonnet."
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noun (informal) Women's underpants, especially old-fashioned or comically large ones.
"She wore frilly bloomers under her Victorian dress."
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bloomers in a sentence
- The costume included old-fashioned bloomers and a bonnet.
- She wore frilly bloomers under her Victorian dress.
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What is "bloomers" in Japanese?
"bloomers" in Japanese is ブルマー. bloomers means: Loose, baggy trousers gathered at the knee, historically worn by women.
How do you pronounce ブルマー?
"bloomers" in Japanese is ブルマー, pronounced "burumā".
How do you use "bloomers" in a sentence?
Example: "The costume included old-fashioned bloomers and a bonnet." In Japanese, "bloomers" is ブルマー.
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