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1. (n.) pinafore
a sleeveless, apronlike garment usu. having buttons or a sash at the back, worn by girls and women over a dress or with a blouse.
Etymology: (1775–85; earlier
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1. (noun) jumper, pinafore, pinny
a sleeveless dress resembling an apron; worn over other clothing
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1. (noun) pinafore
an apron for a child to protect the front part of dress; a tier
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Sense: a kind of apron covering the clothes above and below the waist
The children wore pinafores at nursery school.
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 Afrikaans: voorskoot |
 Arabic: مِئْزَر يُلْبَس فَوقَ الث |
 Bulgarian: престилка |
 Brazilian: bata |
 Czech: šatová zástěra |
 German: das Lätzchen |
 Danish: børneforklæde |
 Greek: ποδιά, μπροστέλα |
 Spanish: delantal |
 Estonian: pudipõll |
 Farsi: پیش بند |
 Finnish: esiliina |
 French: tablier (d'écolier) |
 Hebrew: סִינָר |
 Hindi: बच्चों के कपड़ों के ऊपर क |
 Croatian: dječja pregačica |
 Hungarian: (gyermek)kötény |
 Indonesian: celemek |
 Icelandic: (barna)svunta |
 Italian: grembiule |
 Japanese: エプロン |
 Korean: 앞치마 |
 Lithuanian: prijuostė, prijuostėlė, s |
 Latvian: priekšauts |
 Malay: apron |
 Dutch: schort |
 Norwegian: barneforkle |
 Polish: fartuszek |
 Persian: پیش بند |
 Pashto: مخ تړ (هغه زړوكى چې وړونه |
 Portuguese: bata |
 Romanian: şorţuleţ |
 Russian: передник |
 Slovak: šatová zástera |
 Slovenian: otroški predpasnik |
 Serbian: radna kecelja |
 Swedish: [skydds]förkläde |
 Thai: เสื้อผ้ากันเปื้อนของเด็ก |
 Turkish: önlük |
 Taiwanese: 圍兜 |
 Ukrainian: фартух |
 Urdu: ايک طرح کا پيش بند جسے بچ |
 Vietnamese: áo choàng không tay |
 Chinese: 围涎 |
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