drawers in Japanese
drawers in Japanese is ズロース — drawers means underwear worn on the legs, especially loose-fitting undergarments.
drawers in Japanese
ズロース
Pronounced: zurōsu
(slang) Any clothing covering the legs, such as shorts, trousers, or tights.
What does "drawers" mean?
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noun Underwear worn on the legs, especially loose-fitting undergarments.
"The old trunk was full of Victorian drawers and petticoats."
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- The old trunk was full of Victorian drawers and petticoats.
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What is "drawers" in Japanese?
"drawers" in Japanese is ズロース. drawers means: Underwear worn on the legs, especially loose-fitting undergarments.
How do you pronounce ズロース?
"drawers" in Japanese is ズロース, pronounced "zurōsu".
How do you use "drawers" in a sentence?
Example: "The old trunk was full of Victorian drawers and petticoats." In Japanese, "drawers" is ズロース.
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