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1. (adj.) pullover
designed to be put on by being drawn over the head.
Etymology: (1870–75)
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1. (noun) pullover, slipover
a sweater that is put on by pulling it over the head
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Sense: a knitted garment for the top part of the body; a sweater.
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 Afrikaans: oortrektrui |
 Arabic: صِدار صوفي |
 Bulgarian: пуловер |
 Brazilian: pulôver |
 Czech: svetr |
 German: der Pullover |
 Danish: pullover; sweater |
 Greek: πουλόβερ |
 Spanish: jersey, suéter |
 Estonian: pullover |
 Farsi: پولیور؛ ژاکت |
 Finnish: neulepusero |
 French: pullover |
 Hebrew: סְווֶדֶר |
 Hindi: जरसी |
 Hungarian: pulóver |
 Indonesian: sweater |
 Icelandic: peysa |
 Italian: pullover |
 Japanese: プルオーバー |
 Korean: 풀오버 |
 Lithuanian: megztinis |
 Latvian: pulovers |
 Malay: baju panas sarung |
 Dutch: trui |
 Norwegian: genser |
 Polish: sweter |
 Persian: پولیور؛ ژاکت |
 Pashto: جاكټ |
 Portuguese: pulôver |
 Romanian: pulover |
 Russian: пуловер, свитер |
 Slovak: pulóver |
 Slovenian: pulover |
 Serbian: pulover |
 Swedish: pullover |
 Thai: เสื้อที่ถอดออกทางศรีษะ |
 Turkish: kazak, süveter |
 Taiwanese: 套衫 |
 Ukrainian: пуловер, светр |
 Urdu: سويٹر |
 Vietnamese: áo len chui đầu |
 Chinese: 套衫 |
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