Vocabulario en inglés: Ropa y Vestimenta (Clothing)

El vocabulario de ropa se usa al ir de compras, describir a alguien o elegir qué ponerse. Muchas prendas van siempre en plural porque tienen dos perneras: trousers/pants, jeans, shorts, pajamas; para contarlas se dice "a pair of jeans". Distingue los verbos wear (llevar puesto), put on (ponerse), take off (quitarse) y try on (probarse).

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Flashcards: 61 palabras sobre Ropa y Vestimenta

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Lista de vocabulario: Ropa y Vestimenta

Accessories/ækˈsɛsəriz/SustantivoAccesorios
An outfit will be completed with good accessories.
Belt/bɛlt/SustantivoCinturón
Don’t forget to wear a belt with those trousers.
Blouse/blaʊs/SustantivoBlusa
Today she wears a white silk blouse.
Boot/but/SustantivoBota
It is cold outside so put on your winter boots.
Coat/koʊt/SustantivoAbrigo
This khaki coat is US $75 sir.
Dress/drɛs/SustantivoVestido
She cannot find a suitable dress for the party tonight.
Fit/fɪt/VerboAdaptar
This shirt fits you nicely.
Glasses/ˈglæsəz/SustantivoAnteojos
He forgot to bring his glasses so he cannot read what’s on the board.
Glove/glʌv/SustantivoGuante
A pair of gloves keeps your hands from freezing in the winter.
Handbag/ˈhændˌbæg/SustantivoBolso
There are plenty of things in a woman’s handbag.
Hat/hæt/SustantivoSombrero
The boy wearing the red hat is Diana’s son.
Jacket/ˈʤækət/SustantivoChaqueta
A leather jacket will make you look cooler.
Jeans/ʤinz/SustantivoVaqueros
Those jeans are too tight. You should find a better pair.
Pants/Pænts/SustantivoPantalones
This pair of pants is so out of style.
Pyjama/pəˈjäməz/Sustantivopijama
I like to change to a comfortable pyjama when at home.
Sandal/ˈsændəl/SustantivoSandalia
Wear sandals in summer. Shoes are just too hot for summer weather.
Scarf/skɑrf/SustantivoBufanda
Don’t forget to bring a scarf with you it’s cold outside.
Shirt/ʃɜrt/SustantivoCamisa
This shirt is a formal one that you can wear to an interview.
Shoes/ʃuz/SustantivoZapatos
Your shoes look like they need shining.
Short/ʃɔrt/SustantivoCorto
Wearing shorts make you look younger and more active.
Size/saɪz/SustantivoTamaño
Can I have this shirt in a bigger size please?
Skirt/skɜrt/SustantivoFalda
Skirts are a part of many schoolgirl’s uniforms.
Socks/sɑks/SustantivoMedias
These woolen socks will keep your feet warm.
Suit/sut/SustantivoTraje
He looks much more handsome in this suits.
Sweater/ˈswɛtər/SustantivoSuéter
This weather suits for wearing sweater.
Swimsuit/ˈswɪmˌsut/SustantivoTraje de baño
We are going to the pool. Where is your swimsuit?
Tie/taɪ/SustantivoAtar
She gave him a tie as a birthday present.
Trousers/ˈtraʊzərz/SustantivoPantalones
Can I see those trousers in size L?
Cardigan/ˈkɑːrdɪɡən/SustantivoCárdigan
She wrapped a soft cashmere cardigan over her shoulders to stay warm in the air-conditioned library.
Trench coat/ˈtrentʃ koʊt/SustantivoGabardina
A classic beige double-breasted trench coat protected his business suit from chilly autumn drizzle.
Blazer/ˈbleɪzər/SustantivoChaqueta de sport
Dressing in a navy blazer and tailored chinos strikes the ideal balance of smart-casual elegance.
Hoodie/ˈhʊdi/SustantivoSudadera
College students lounge comfortably around campus wearing cozy fleece hoodies and sneakers.
Overalls/ˈoʊvərɔːlz/SustantivoMono
The auto mechanic wore rugged denim overalls with reinforced tool loops.
Waistcoat/ˈweɪskoʊt/SustantivoChaleco
Groomsmen wore silk pocket squares and matching gray tweed waistcoats beneath their wedding tuxedos.
Beanie/ˈbiːni/SustantivoGorro
Snowboarders pulled warm ribbed beanies down over their ears to brave arctic mountain winds.
Beret/bəˈreɪ/SustantivoBoina
She tilted her stylish black wool beret slightly to one side while sipping espresso in Paris.
Shoelace/ˈʃuːleɪs/SustantivoCordón
The toddler knelt on the sidewalk concentrating intently on tying his colorful shoelaces.
Zipper/ˈzɪpər/SustantivoCremallera
Make sure the heavy-duty metal zipper on your travel backpack is completely fastened.
Cuff/kʌf/SustantivoBofetada
He fastened his monogrammed mother-of-pearl cufflinks securely through the stiff shirt cuffs.
sneakers/ˈsniːkəz/Sustantivozapatillas
He laced up his comfortable white sneakers before heading out for a morning run.
slippers/ˈslɪpəz/Sustantivozapatillas
She slipped into warm fuzzy slippers as soon as she arrived home from work.
tuxedo/tʌkˈsiːdəʊ/Sustantivosmoking
Gentlemen were requested to wear black tuxedos with bow ties to the charity gala.
collar/ˈkɒlə/Sustantivocuello
Ironing the stiff shirt collar neatly gives the blouse a professional finish.
sleeve/sliːv/Sustantivomanga
He rolled up his shirt sleeves and got down to work in the workshop.
pocket/ˈpɒkɪt/Sustantivobolsillo
He reached into his jacket pocket and pulled out his house keys.
button/ˈbʌtn/Sustantivobotón
She noticed that the top button of her cardigan had come undone.
loafers/ˈləʊfəz/Sustantivomocasines
He slipped on polished leather loafers before walking to the brunch café.
shawl/ʃɔːl/Sustantivochal
She draped a cozy cashmere shawl around her shoulders against the evening chill.
overcoat/ˈəʊvəkəʊt/Sustantivosobretodo
We can see a overcoat here.
sandals/ˈsændlz/Sustantivosandalias
We can see a sandals here.
pullover/ˈpʊləʊvə/Sustantivopull-over
We can see a pullover here.
denim/ˈdenɪm/Sustantivodril
We can see a denim here.
stilettos/stɪˈletəʊz/Sustantivotacones de aguja
We can see a stilettos here.
mittens/ˈmɪtnz/Sustantivoguantes de boxeo
We can see a mittens here.
fedora/fɪˈdɔːrə/Sustantivosombrero de fieltro
We can see a fedora here.
cufflinks/ˈkʌflɪŋks/Sustantivogemelos
We can see a cufflinks here.
brooch/brəʊtʃ/Sustantivobroche
We can see a brooch here.
corduroy/ˈkɔːdərɔɪ/Sustantivopana
We can see a corduroy here.
lingerie/ˈlɒnʒəri/Sustantivolencería
We can see a lingerie here.
raincoat/ˈreɪnkəʊt/Sustantivoimpermeable
We can see a raincoat here.
suspenders/səˈspendəz/Sustantivotirantes
We can see a suspenders here.