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1. (n.) denim
a heavy twill fabric of cotton or other fibers woven with white and colored, often blue, threads, used esp. for jeans.
2. denim
a lighter, softer fabric resembling this.
3. denim
denims, (used with a pl. v.) clothes of denim.
Etymology: (1685–95; < F: short for serge de Nîmes serge of Nîmes)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) jean, blue jean, denim
(usually plural) close-fitting trousers of heavy denim for manual work or casual wear
2. (noun) denim, dungaree, jean
a coarse durable twill-weave cotton fabric
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1. (noun) denim
a thick cloth used to make jeans
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) Denim
a coarse cotton drilling used for overalls, etc
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Sense: (of) a kind of cotton cloth, often blue, used for making jeans, overalls etc.
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 Afrikaans: denim |
 Arabic: دِنيم: قِماش قُطْني |
 Bulgarian: дънков плат |
 Brazilian: denim |
 German: der Baumwolldrillich |
 Danish: denim |
 Greek: χοντρό βαμβακερό ύφασμα, |
 Spanish: tejano, vaquero, dril |
 Estonian: denim |
 Farsi: پارچه جین |
 Finnish: farkkukangas |
 French: jean |
 Hebrew: בָּד גִ'ינְס |
 Hindi: मोटा रंगीन सूती कपड़ा |
 Croatian: traper-platno |
 Hungarian: farmervászon |
 Indonesian: denim |
 Icelandic: skáofinn grófur baðmullar |
 Italian: (tessuto di cotone ritort |
 Japanese: デニム |
 Korean: 데님, 능직의 두꺼운 면포 |
 Lithuanian: džinsinis audinys |
 Latvian: džinsu audums |
 Malay: denim |
 Dutch: denim |
 Norwegian: dongeri |
 Polish: teksas, drelich, drelicho |
 Persian: پارچه جین |
 Pashto: جيم ډوله ټوكر |
 Portuguese: ganga |
 Romanian: dril |
 Russian: джинсовая ткань |
 Slovak: riflovina, denim |
 Slovenian: jeans (blago) |
 Serbian: teksas |
 Swedish: denim |
 Thai: ผ้ายีนส์ |
 Turkish: pamuklu kumaş |
 Taiwanese: 牛仔布 |
 Ukrainian: джинсова тканина |
 Urdu: عموما نیلے رنگ کا سوتی کپ |
 Vietnamese: vải bông |
 Chinese: 粗斜纹布，牛仔布 |
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