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Meanings of "clothing" in Spanish English Dictionary : 45 result(s)

English Spanish
Common
clothing ropa [f]
clothing vestuario [m]
General
clothing indumento [m]
clothing indumentaria [f]
clothing vestimenta [f]
clothing indumentario [adj]
clothing indumento [m]
clothing ropaje [m]
clothing traje [m]
clothing vestido [m]
clothing vestuario [m]
clothing confección [f]
clothing indumentaria [f]
clothing ropa [f]
clothing vestidura [f]
clothing vestimenta [f]
clothing zamarra [f]
clothing indumentario [adj]
clothing confecciones [f/pl]
clothing revestimiento [m]
clothing atavío [m]
clothing vestido [m]
clothing vestidura [f]
clothing arropamiento [m]
clothing atuendo [m]
clothing pelaje [m]
clothing trapo [m] fig.
clothing vestimentos [m/pl] disused
clothing indumentaria [adj/f]
Safety
clothing prendas [f/pl]
clothing prendas [f/pl]
Textile
clothing vestiduras [f/pl]
Online Shopping Terms
clothing prendas de vestir
Engineering
clothing envuelta [f]
clothing camisa [f]
clothing guarnición [f]
Construction
clothing guarnición de carda [f]
Mechanics
clothing envuelta [f]
Aeronautics
clothing uniformidad [f]
clothing vestidos [m/pl]
Energy
clothing ropas [m]
clothing vestuario [m]
clothing vestimenta [f]
Hydrology
clothing envuelta [f]
Military
clothing vestuario [m]

Meanings of "clothing" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 500 result(s)

English Spanish
General
article of clothing prenda [f]
large clothing faldulario [m]
oversized clothing faldulario [m]
large clothing andulario [m]
oversized clothing andulario [m]
wolf in sheep's clothing caballo de troya [m]
removing clothing of desabrigo [m]
oversized clothing faldulario [m]
oversized clothing fandulario [m]
bundle of clothing fardel [m]
bundle of clothing fardo [m]
linen or hemp clothing hilo [m]
bustle (clothing) polisón [m]
second-hand clothing vendor ropavejero [m]
clothing vendor ropero [m]
clothing donation center ropero [m]
clothing prank virote [m]
clothing store zacatín (árabe) [m]
carnival character in student clothing estudiantina [f]
formal male clothing, usually dark, not formal media etiqueta [f]
bundle of clothing farda [f]
strip of fabric put on a piece of clothing to widen hijuela [f]
set of fashionable clothing and ornaments moda [f]
ready-to-wear clothing ropa hecha [f]
used clothing store ropavejería [f]
second-hand clothing shop ropavejería [f]
clothing trade ropería [f]
clothing manufacturer confeccionista [m/f]
clothing model maniquí [m/f]
manufacturing clothing confeccionista [adj]
remove the clothing of desabrigar [v]
have clothing removed desabrigarse [v]
remove clothing desarrebujar [v]
have clothing removed desarrebujarse [v]
remove clothing desarropar [v]
have clothing removed desarroparse [v]
make clothing vestir [v]
hem clothing vestir [v]
clothing decorations caracolillos [m/pl]
personal clothing calidades [f/pl]
item of clothing prenda de vestir [m]
someone that sews clothing costurero [m]
someone that sews clothing cosedor [m]
protective clothing for the ear canal tapón [m]
protective clothing for the ear canal tapón para los oídos [m]
protective garment worn over clothing overol [m]
muff (of clothing) manguito [m]
person who makes clothing modisto [m]
someone that sews clothing costurera [f]
someone that sews clothing cosedora [f]
pleat (in clothing) alforza [f]
clothing in poor condition because of overuse facha [f]
bed clothing ropa de cama [f]
second-hand clothing vendor ropavejera [f]
clothing vendor ropera [f]
person who makes clothing modista [m/f]
tight (dress, clothing) justo [adj]
pertaining to tailoring or clothing sartorial [adj]
remove the clothing of desabrigar [v]
take off clothing desabrigarse [v]
wrap with clothing arropar [v]
put on (clothing) calarse [v]
make low-cut clothing escotar [v]
as in clothing ponerse [v]
try on (clothing) probarse [v]
don clothing ponerse [v]
take off clothing desvestir [v]
take off clothing sacarse la ropa [v]
remove all of one's clothing desnudar [v]
remove one's clothing desvestirse [v]
remove one's clothing desnudarse [v]
remove somebody’s clothing desvestir [v]
washing of a deceased person's clothing on the first anniversary of their death lavado de cabo de año [n] BO:W
article of clothing prenda de vestir
piece of clothing prenda de vestir
white clothing vestimenta blanca
warm clothing ropa de abrigo
protective clothing ropa protectora
articles of clothing prendas de vestir
act of clothing/dressing arropamiento [m]
piece torn from clothing jirón [m]
change of clothing remudamiento [m]
bundle of clothing farda [f]
crumple clothing chafar [v]
don (to put on (clothing or an ornament, for example)) vestir [v]
garb (a distinctive style or form of clothing; dress) traje [m]
habiliments (clothing, especially for professional, ceremonial, or other special purposes) traje [m]
habit (a distinctive set of clothing or style of dressing, especially of a religious order) vestido [m]
endue (to put on a piece of clothing) vestir [v]
indue (to put on a piece of clothing) vestir [v]
bespoke clothing ropas hechas a medida [f/pl]
protective garment worn over clothing mono [m] ES
second-hand clothing shop tenderete [m] MX
second hand clothing agachón [m] HN
very thin synthetic fiber fabric used in the manufacture of clothing acrocel [m] AR UY
group of creases on a blouse or other item of clothing arruguero [m] CR
group of folds on a blouse or other item of clothing arruguero [m] CR
workshop where clothing is made atelier [m] NI CU PR CL
clothing ornament resembling a honeycomb avispero [m] CU
popular dance from the colonial period that ridicules the spaniard colonist (danced by men dressed in formal clothing, big hats made from woven straw and masks with long, white beards) auquis [m] BO
popular dance from the colonial period that ridicules the spaniard colonist (danced by men dressed in formal clothing, big hats made from woven straw and masks with long, white beards) auqui [m] BO
a multicolored woolen cloth made from sheep wool, worn as a jacket, bag, clothing or ornament aguayo [m] BO
pocketed-style clothing worn by ecuadorian peasants bolsico [m] EC:S disused
clothing store cajón de ropa [m] MX
establishment where drinks are served and is attended by women dressed in little clothing or in a provocative manner café con piernas [m] CL
(for clothing) black azopilotado [m] HN NI
group of folds on a blouse or other item of clothing arrugazón [m] CR CO
group of creases on a blouse or other item of clothing arrugazón [m] CR CO
clothing or lint brush botapelo [m] CL
bodysuit (women's clothing) bodie [m] GT HN
bodysuit (women's clothing) bodrogo suit (inglés) [m] PR
wrinkle in clothing where fleas or bedbugs hide abrigadero [m] MX disused rur.
pile (usually dirt/clothing) bulto [m] GT HN NI rur.
shammy leather reinforcement to protect from wear (charro mexican cowboy clothing) cachirul [m] MX
clothing patch (especially on the seat of pants) cachirulo [m] GT SV
heap of something (typically dirt/clothing) bulto [m] GT HN NI rur.
woman's article of clothing that consists of a skirt with individual leg sections like shorts and reaches the knees culot (del francés) [m] PR
man who wears out their clothing very quickly, especially footwear cuchillo [m] BO
article of clothing, typically elegant chaine (del inglés shine) [m] CR rare
article of clothing made of a single piece of strong cloth that covers the body and legs and tends to be used as a work suit for some jobs chacanblac (inglés chock-a-block) [m] HN
weave of artificial fiber for making clothing dacron (de dacron®) [m] HN NI DO
weave of artificial fiber for making clothing dacrón (de dracon®) [m] CO PR EC PE BO
new and attractive clothing, particularly a child's chachá [m] PE child
shorts (clothing) chilinco [m] SV:E rur.
traditional article of clothing used by some women as a skirt (wool cloth that covers from hip to ankle) chincuil [m] MX
traditional article of clothing used by some women as a skirt (wool cloth that covers from hip to ankle) chincuey [m] MX rare
twisted piece of clothing or skirt hem chingue [m] AR:Nw
old article of clothing chuica [m] CR
wide flounce used as decoration in some women's dresses or other articles of clothing faralao [m] VE
wide flounce used as decoration in some women's dresses or other articles of clothing faralado [m] VE
quick washing of an article of clothing estrujón [m] PR
article of clothing used as a wrap or coverup cotón (inglés) [m] US
strong cotton fabric used for making clothing crash (inglés) [m] CU
strip of cloth used as an ornament on clothing guilindajo [m] VE
strip of cloth used as an ornament on clothing guirindajo [m] VE
ceremony carried out some days after the burial in which each family member or friend washes and sun-dries an article of clothing belong to the deceased lavatorio [m] BO AR:Nw rur.
delinquent who robs drunk people on the street at night and with violence, stealing their belongings and clothing lequentero [m] BO:W
indigenous clothing made otter hides kiyá [m] AR UY
machine sewing of an article of clothing despunte [m] DO BO
second hand clothing pancho [m] DO
used clothing pancho [m] DO
comb worn by women wearing traditional panamanian clothing peinetón [m] PA
one piece clothing for babies pilucho [m] CL
person's clothing pilchaje [m] AR
person's clothing pilcherío [m] AR UY
wolf in sheep's clothing picapasito [m] VE
wardrobe to store clothing and bedding placar (francés) [m] BO PY AR UY
wardrobe to store clothing and bedding placard (francés) [m] BO AR UY
european or middle eastern street clothing vendor polaco [m] CR
european or middle eastern street clothing vendor polaco [m] CU disused
large bright colored handkerchief traditional to male clothing of colombia rabo de gallo [m] CO
article of poorly hemmed clothing quecho [m] CL
piece of uneven clothing quecho [m] CL
eccentric clothing zarandajo [m] NI
lavish clothing zarandajo [m] NI
extravagant clothing zarandajo [m] NI
outlandish clothing zarandajo [m] NI
clothing store owner tendero [m] CL UY
clothing store owner tendero [m] EC disused
clothing equipment or utensils módulo [m] CU
odd clothing zarandajo [m] NI
eccentric clothing zarandajo [m] NI
pocket (in clothing) bolsa [f] MX CAM
protective garment worn over clothing braga [f] VE
workman's clothing and bedding calcha [f] rur. AR
excessive pressure (especially caused by an article of clothing on a body part) apretazón [f] CR
messy pile of something (especially clothing) balsera [f] HN SV
embroidered woolen fabric used to make traditional ecuadoran clothing bayetilla [f] EC
leather prepared for making clothing cacharra [f] BO:E
pocket in a piece of clothing baisa [f] SV
hem sewn into an article of clothing to take it out or cinch it cuchilla [f] PE
woman who wears out their clothing very quickly, especially footwear cuchilla [f] BO
article of clothing made of wool or some other high quality material, longer than it is wide, used by women over their shoulders as an overcoat or as part of their outfit charlina [f] CU DO disused
woven article of clothing that buttons in front with or without sleeves and that covers the torso chaleca [f] CL
woven article of clothing that buttons in front with or without sleeves and that covers the torso chalequina [f] CL:N
scarf, long and narrow article of clothing, generally of wool or silk, that is wrapped around the neck and mouth chalina [f] CU PE BO AR UY
square article of clothing, generally of cotton or wool, with a central opening for the head chamarra [f] VE:W
very large button on an article of clothing chapeta [f] HN
female partner of the charro who dresses in traditional indigenous clothing china [f] MX
female partner of the huaso who dresses in traditional indigenous clothing china [f] CL
lower class indigenous woman dressed in traditional andean clothing cholita [f] EC PE BO:W,C,S CL:N derog.
large pocket in an article of clothing faldiquera [f] DO VE
art of making prints on garments or clothing estampería [f] EC CL
tassels (cloth or article of clothing) flequera [f] CU
tassels (cloth or article of clothing) hilachera [f] CU
fringe (cloth or article of clothing) hilachera [f] CU
fringe (cloth or article of clothing) flequera [f] CU
buckled leather strip used to fasten or cinch an article of clothing faja [f] HN NI CR CU
old clothing garra [f] MX derog.
article of clothing confección [f] MX PE
clothing one is currently wearing hilacha [f] PA
making of an article of clothing hecha [f] HN
theft of the belongings and clothing of a drunk person passed out in the street or at a bar lavada [f] BO
rectangular shawl of colored wool, used to carry children and as part of women's clothing llijlla [f] BO:C
fabric made of colorful wool used to make shawls, vests, bags, as decoration, and for clothing llijlla [f] BO:W,C
establishment where clothing and masks for traditional dances are made morería [f] GT
worker specialized in making clothing samples muestrera [f] CL
clothing in bulk paca (francés) [f] GT
bulk clothing paca (francés) [f] GT
extreme selectivity for eating and clothing payasería [f] CU
comb worn by women wearing traditional panamanian clothing peineta de balcón [f] PA
person's clothing pinta [f] VE
article of clothing pieza de ropa [f] PR
clothing store pilchería [f] AR rare
piece of clothing prenda [f] GT
indigenous clothing made of otter hides quiyá [f] AR
article of clothing prenda [f] GT
article of poorly hemmed clothing quecha [f] CL
item of clothing prenda [f] GT
each wearing of clothing postura [f] CL AR UY
piece of uneven clothing quecha [f] CL
typical clothing of people who live in the country remúa [f] DO disused
30 articles of clothing to wash or iron tarea [f] NI
clothing store owner tendera [f] CL UY
clothing store owner tendera [f] EC disused
shepherd's clothing and furnishings hatada [f] ES local
best clothing paquetería [f] AR UY
each wearing of clothing postura [f] ES rare
person who wears strange and exaggerated clothing coqui [m/f] PR
loose (clothing) aguado [adj] CR VE rare
related to a teenager who assumes the attitudes or wears the clothing of an adult agrandado [adj] MX PE CL AR UY
related to the piece of clothing, specially knickers, made of a checkered white and grey fabric bataraz [adj] AR UY rur.
who feels superior because of money/social rank/clothing bucloso [adj] HN
puffy (clothing) abullonado [adj] MX HN CO PY UY
puffy (clothing) abuchonado [adj] AR UY
(clothing) wrinkled ajado [adj] HN SV NI CR PA PR VE EC:N CL
with a plunging neckline (article of clothing) descotado [adj] NI DO PR
longer on one side (an article of clothing) desbembado [adj] CU
that lacks the stains that comes with use (clothing) desempercudido [adj] CU
stretched out (an article of clothing) desbembado [adj] CU
open (collar/clothing) desgolletado [adj] DO
unbuttoned (collar/clothing) desgolletado [adj] DO
shorter than normal (article of clothing) culinche [adj] EC rare rur.
short (thing, especially clothing) culicunco [adj] HN
poorly made (clothing) changuango [adj] HN rare rur.
shorter than normal (article of clothing, especially pants) cutungo [adj] EC:S disused
raggedy (clothing) choteado [adj] CU
mini (clothing) chulunco [adj] HN SV
tight-fitting (article of clothing) chupado [adj] BO:W
tight-fitting (article of clothing) chupliqui [adj] BO:E
washed but not ironed (clothing) chempó (del maya) [adj] MX:Se
very short (clothing) chulunco [adj] HN SV
wearing very little clothing (person) chuto [adj] BO
double sided (article of clothing) de doble cara [adj] BO
double sided (article of clothing) de dos caras [adj] BO
short (object, especially clothing) chibanco [adj] HN
short (clothing) chingoreto [adj] NI derog.
tattered (clothing) choteado [adj] CU
shabby (clothing) choteado [adj] CU
short (article of clothing) choto [adj] BO
ragged (piece of clothing) chiraposo [adj] EC
tight (piece of clothing) chiringo [adj] PR
tight-fitting (clothing) chucuto [adj] VE
baggy (article of clothing) follón [adj] SV disused
elegant (clothing or footwear) formal [adj] GT HN NI CR DO PR EC BO
used indoors (article of clothing) entrecasa [adj] PE AR UY
small (clothing) esmol (inglés small) [adj] HN CR PY
shabby (clothing) estrujado [adj] MX NI CU PR
typical of a gay man (clothing) fleto [adj] CL derog.
typical of a homosexual man (clothing) fleto [adj] CL derog.
wrinkled (clothing) estrujado [adj] MX NI CU PR
loose (article of clothing) follón [adj] SV disused
loose-fitting (article of clothing) follón [adj] SV disused
having a red mark from one's clothing ceñido [adj] HN NI
that has cuts (object, especially a curtain or article of clothing) cortajeado [adj] CU AR
that has slashes (object, especially a curtain or article of clothing) cortajeado [adj] CU AR
checkered (cloth or article of clothing) cuadrillé [adj] CL PY AR UY
old, dirty, and worn out (clothing) hilachento [adj] BO
(piece of clothing) shorter than usual jolín [adj] MX
(piece of clothing) shorter than usual jolino [adj] MX
pertaining to clothing stores tendero [adj] CL UY
show off luxurious clothing fachar [v] EC
put an article of clothing on calar [v] VE
button up an article of clothing apuntarse [v] CO
go moldy (damp clothing) averaguarse [v] CR PA
fasten (a piece of clothing worn) atrincarse [v] VE
wear tight clothing atrincarse [v] SV NI
put on (clothing) botarse [v] CU
look good on someone (clothing) cachar [v] BO
become compacted (fabric/wool clothing) abatanarse [v] BO AR
bunch up (clothing) abucharse [v] DO
adjust one's clothing so it fits properly abombachar [v] CU DO PR CL
adjust one's clothing so it fits properly abombachar [v] CU DO PR CL
smell musty after washing and drying (clothing) abombarse [v] CO:N
smell musty after washing and drying (clothing) abombarse [v] PR
remove filth from clothing (typically by soaking it in water with detergent) desmugrar [v] CL
neglect one's clothing descuajeringarse [v] NI DO PE BO PY
be stretched out (an article of clothing) desbembarse [v] CU DO
be longer on one side (an article of clothing) desbembarse [v] CU DO
dirty one's clothing when having an involuntary evacuation desgraciarse [v] AR:Nw UY CL disused
rip clothing desguapar [v] NI
trim the edges of an article of clothing that is being woven/sewn descantillar [v] CU
rip into rags (clothing) deschirajar [v] SV
stuff oneself into an article of clothing clanchar (inglés clench) [v] PA
shorten (article of clothing) chulunquear [v] HN SV
soak in sweat (article of clothing) chivar [v] AR
take in the hem (article of clothing) chulunquear [v] HN SV
become deformed (clothing) chingarse [v] AR UY
hastily put on any item of clothing enzorocarse [v] HN
show off arrogantly in public while wearing luxurious clothing fachar [v] EC rare
wear an article of clothing that does not fit cancharse [v] VE
be a wolf in sheep's clothing alagartarse [v] HN NI
flaunt stylish clothing or luxury items paquetear [v] PY AR UY rare
adjust one's clothing requintar [v] GT CU
remove clothing around the neck desgolletar [v] disused
loosen clothing around the neck desgolletar [v] disused
with very little clothing en cuerpo [adv] CL
used indoors (article of clothing) entrecasa [adv] PE AR UY
rawhide chaps and other articles of clothing typical worn by creoles cueros [m/pl] AR:Nw
clothing worn out from use, old household items, or personal objects of little value chalmates (del náhuatl) [m/pl] HN
used clothing huipiles [m/pl] HN rur.
patch (on clothing) alitas [f/pl] CU
old clothing garras [f/pl] HN
old clothing hilachas [f/pl] CO derog.
poor quality clothing hilachas [f/pl] CO derog.
loose (clothing) aguada [adj/f] CR VE rare
related to a teenager who assumes the attitudes or wears the clothing of an adult agrandada [adj/f] MX PE CL AR UY
related to the piece of clothing, specially knickers, made of a checkered white and grey fabric bataraza [adj/f] AR UY rur.
(for clothing) black azopilotada [adj/f] HN NI
Idioms
be a wolf in sheep’s clothing matarlas callando [v]
be a wolf in sheep's clothing matarlas callando [v]
provide oneself with proper clothing prevenirse de ropa adecuada [v]
be a wolf in sheep's clothing ser un lobo con piel de cordero [v]
be a wolf in sheep's clothing ser una blanca palomita [v]
wolf in sheep's clothing un lobo con piel de cordero
wolf in sheep's clothing lobo con piel de cordero
wolf in sheep's clothing lobo con piel de oveja
wolf in sheep's clothing lobo disfrazado de cordero
wolf in sheep's clothing lobo disfrazado de oveja
wolf in sheep's clothing lobo en piel de cordero
be a wolf in sheep's clothing ser un lobo en piel de cordero
a wolf in sheep's clothing un lobo con piel de cordero
a wolf in sheep's clothing un lobo disfrazado de cordero
a wolf in sheep's clothing un lobo en piel de oveja
appropriate for the seasons that are neither hot nor cold (article of clothing) de media estación [adj] PY AR UY
soldier (article of clothing) de fatiga [adj] CR PR
all-weather (article of clothing) de media estación [adj] PY AR UY
monochrome (cloth or clothing) de color entero [adj] CU BO
of a single color (cloth or clothing ) de color entero [adj] CU BO
very tight (article of clothing) al cohete [adj] PE
wrinkled (article of clothing) hecho nabos [adj] EC:S disused
wearing very tight clothing, due to being fat or robust hecho un trinquete [adj] EC
wearing civilian clothing de paisa [adj] CL
sell used clothing abrir paca [v] GT
quickly wash an article of clothing dar un ojito [v] CU
use something several times (especially an article of clothing) darle como a pandereta aleluya [v] PR
take out or stretch out an article of clothing dar de ancho [v] CU
become covered in small spots that look like the stains left by fleas (clothing) curtirse la ropa [v] NI PR
put an article of clothing on backwards coger bruja [v] NI
wash one or two pieces of clothing quickly so they can be used the next day hacer la paloma [v] CU
ritually wash a deceased person's clothing five days after death lavar el cinco [v] EC rare
be swimming in some garment of clothing nadarle [v] MX NI CR PA EC CL UY
dress with very tight clothing, so that folds of fat protrude parecer chile relleno [v] MX
be a wolf in sheep's clothing ser uñas escondidas [v] HN
Phrases
without a stitch of clothing sin un rastro de ropa
wolf in sheep's clothing un lobo con piel de cordero
wolf in sheep's clothing lobo con piel de oveja
wolf in sheep's clothing lobo disfrazado de cordero
Colloquial
wolf in sheep's clothing diablillo [m]
wolf in sheep's clothing santo de pajares [m]
wolf in sheep's clothing cógelas a tiento y mátalas callando [m]
wolf in sheep’s clothing mátalas callando [m/f]
remove someone's clothing descuerar [v]
wear ripped clothing andar hecho un harapo [v]
wear ripped clothing estar hecho un harapo [v]
be a wolf in sheep’s clothing matarlas callando [v]
provide clothing retejar [v]
without a stitch of clothing como dios lo trajo al mundo
without a stitch of clothing tal como vino al mundo
without a stitch of clothing en carnes vivas
without a stitch of clothing en pelotas
without a stitch of clothing en pelota picada/viva
a bundle or tied up clothing carried by travelers bagayo [m] AR UY CL
a bundle or tied up clothing carried by wanderers bagayo [m] AR
old, ripped, or dirty article of clothing chanchiro [m] CO:C disused
cutting of threads on clothing produced on an assembly line corte de hebra [m] HN
group of young people who share ideology, clothing, and behavior parche [m] CO child
set of clothing, household utensils and personal items of little value chalmate [m] HN
wearing artisanal clothing artesa [f] CL
person who wears artisanal clothing artesa [f] CL
baggy clothing batahola [f] CU
flashy clothing cachina [f] EC:W
article of clothing made of wool or some other high quality material, longer than it is wide, used by women over their shoulders as an overcoat or as part of their outfit charlina [f] CL disused
mestiza person who wears an upper class style dress rather than traditional indigenous clothing locha [f] BO
person who wears pants rather than traditional indigenous clothing locha [f] BO:W delinq.
article of clothing mecha [f] CO
wolf in sheep’s clothing callacuece [m/f] AL
stretch (clothing) atrincado [adj] NI VE
with a plunging neckline (article of clothing) descotado [adj] EC
very short (articles of clothing) culingo [adj] EC:W
clinging to the body (article of clothing) al cuete [adj] PE
shorter than normal (article of clothing, especially pants) cuto (del náhuatl) [adj] EC:S rare
oversized (clothing) capapollera [adj] BO
sweaty (article of clothing) chivado [adj] AR
short (article of clothing) chingo [adj] GT HN NI CR PA
wearing loose fitting clothing guandajón [adj] MX
too short (article of clothing) cortón [adj] AR
remove clothing or part of it from someone calatearse [v] PE
take off one's clothing to get more comfortable desensillarse [v] AR UY
remove someone's clothing deschingar [v] CR
take in a piece of clothing (especially pants or a skirt) chupar [v] BO
fall apart at the seams (article of clothing) estrallarse [v] CU
wear an article of clothing a lot cascotear [v] UY
go well together (articles of clothing) cuadrar [v] CO
strip of their clothing despilchar [v] CL AR
dressing with excessive clothing afatarse [v] ES local
with not many pieces of warm clothing put on (person) asisito [adv] EC
Proverbs
wolf in sheep's clothing será pato o gallareta PR
be a wolf in sheep's clothing será pato o gallareta PR
Slang
clothing button aspirina [f] SV jail
not wearing clothing from the waist down or completely naked a culo pelado [adv] CR
Business
work clothing prendas de trabajo
work clothing ropa laboral
Safety
padded clothing prendas acolchadas [f/pl]
heat-proof clothing prendas antitérmicas [f/pl]
aseptic room clothing prendas asépticas [f/pl]
aseptic room clothing prendas esterilizadas [f/pl]
fireproof clothing prendas incombustibles [f/pl]
fireproof clothing prendas ignifugas [f/pl]
weatherproof clothing prendas impermeables [f/pl]
asbestos-free protective clothing prendas protectoras sin amianto [f/pl]
protective clothing prendas protectoras [f/pl]
antistatic protective clothing prendas protectoras antiestéticas [f/pl]
protective clothing against heat and fire prendas protectoras antitérmicas e ignifugas [f/pl]
luminous and coloured protective clothing prendas protectoras de colores vivos [f/pl]
disposable protective clothing prendas protectoras desechadles [f/pl]
protective clothing for cold-storage work prendas protectoras termoaislantes [f/pl]
welders’ protective clothing prendas protectoras para soldadores [f/pl]
workers' protective clothing prendas protectoras de trabajo [f/pl]
heat-protective clothing prendas termoaislantes [f/pl]
highly visible clothing prendas visibles a gran distancia [f/pl]
protective clothing for rescue services prendas protectoras para trabajos de salvamento [f/pl]
flameproof clothing prendas incombustibles [f/pl]
flameproof clothing prendas ignifugas [f/pl]
industrial clothing ropa de trabajo
weatherproof clothing prendas impermeables
laboratory clothing ropa de laboratorio
fireproof clothing prendas ignífugas
disposable protective clothing prendas protectoras desechables
protective clothing prendas protectoras
padded clothing prendas acolchadas
Work Safety Terms
loose clothing vestido flojo
loose clothing vestido flotante
safety clothing indumentaria protectora
protective clothing ropa protectora
safety clothing vestido de protección
safety clothing vestido protector
heat-protective clothing ropa de protección térmica
protective clothing vestido de protección
weather-proof clothing vestido contra la intemperie
flame-retardant protective clothing ropa de protección ignífuga
flameproof protective clothing vestido antillama
protective clothing vestido protector
acid-proof clothing traje antiácido
loose clothing ropa suelta
weather-protective clothing vestido contra la intemperie
safety clothing ropa protectora
heat-protective clothing ropa de protección contra el calor
heat-protective clothing vestido de protección contra el calor
flameproof protective clothing ropa ininflamable
protective clothing indumentaria protectora
Industry
whole body clothing vestimenta que cubra el cuerpo
Packaging
padded clothing acolchado [m]
Textile
cotton skirt dyed with natural colors, part of the ceremonial clothing worn by shuar men itipí [m] EC
clothing that covered from the shoulders to the waist, tight and adjusted to the body apretado [m]
clothing wool lana de carda [f]
card clothing guarnición de carda [f]
tight-fitting women's clothing licra (de lycra®) [f] SV
linen clothing ropa de hogar
clothing regulations reglamento de vestuario
clothing industry industria de la confección
clothing trade industria del vestido
clothing item artículo de vestir
clothing parade revista de vestuario
clothing store almacén de ropa
Law
praetorian clothing prenda pretoria [f]
Politics
clothing accessories designer diseñador de accesorios para prendas de vestir
national textile and clothing confederation of chile confederación nacional de textil y de vestuario de chile CL
national federation of textiles, clothing, and leather federación nacional de textil, vestido y cueros DO
Electricity
conductive clothing vestimenta conductora
insulating clothing ropa aislante
hand-foot-clothing radioactive contamination monitor monitor de contaminación de manos-pies-ropas
Electrics/Electronics
insulating clothing ropa aislante
Engineering
waterproof clothing impermeables [m]
conductive clothing vestimenta conductora de electricidad
protective clothing ropa de protección
chemical-resistant clothing ropa resistente a productos químicos
gas clothing traje antigás
clothing industry industria de la confección
safety clothing vestimenta de seguridad
flying clothing vestimenta de vuelo
single layer clothing ropa de una sola capa
clothing monitor monitor de ropa
Chemistry
protective clothing ropa protectora
Science
clothing industry industria de la confección
General Medicine
remove all clothing desnudar [v]
remove all clothing denudar [v]
Medicine
padded clothing padding [m]
protective clothing ropa de protección
protective clothing ropa protectora