knickers in Portuguese
knickers in Portuguese is calcinha — knickers means chiefly British: women's or girls' underpants.
knickers in Portuguese
calcinha
(UK, Irish, Commonwealth) Women's underpants.
What does "knickers" mean?
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noun Chiefly British: women's or girls' underpants.
"She packed a fresh pair of knickers for the trip."
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noun Loose-fitting trousers or breeches gathered in below the knee; knickerbockers.
"The old photograph showed him as a boy in knickers and a flat cap."
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knickers in a sentence
- She packed a fresh pair of knickers for the trip.
- The old photograph showed him as a boy in knickers and a flat cap.
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What is "knickers" in Portuguese?
"knickers" in Portuguese is calcinha. knickers means: Chiefly British: women's or girls' underpants.
How do you use "knickers" in a sentence?
Example: "She packed a fresh pair of knickers for the trip." In Portuguese, "knickers" is calcinha.
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