Dictionary entry
Stonewashed
Pronunciation: /ˈstəʊnwɒʃd/
Pronunciation
/ˈstəʊnwɒʃd/
Myanmar Meaning
ဟောင်းနွမ်းပုံပေါက်စေရန် ကျောက်ခဲများဖြင့် ပွတ်တိုက်ထားသော ( ဂျင်းဘောင်းဘီ )။
Definition
stonewashed /'stǝƱnwɒʃt; US -wↄ:ʃt/ adj (အေဟာင္းပံုေပါက္ ေစရန္) ေက်ာက္ျဖင့္ပြတ္တိုက္ထားေသာ (ဂ်င္းေဘာင္းဘီစသည္)။ stone-washed jeans.
Examples
- ‘My partner has warned me that she has seen the return of drop-waisted
- bubble and frill skirts
- bandanas
- stirrup bubblegum jeans
- and stonewashed denim.’
- ‘Alex was also unexpected; his coffee-flaxen hair spiked up like a crown
- wearing a neat collared shirt and stonewashed jeans.’
- ‘She shivers as she pulls on her stonewashed jeans and her suede boots that zip up the side.’
- ‘Pastels
- stonewashed designer jeans
- neon
- flashy cars
- big hair - the 80's had it all.’
- ‘He is small with dark balding hair and hazel eyes and was last seen wearing a dark sweater and stonewashed jeans.’
- ‘This was the first time it became clear to me that rock could be something other than stonewashed jeans and fake twangy guitar.’
- ‘I walked downstairs in my stonewashed ripped jeans
- combat boots and black tank top to find Robbie.’
- ‘He was wearing a dark blue sweatshirt
- dark stonewash jeans and white and blue-coloured trainers.’
- ‘This shirt is made of 7.25 ounce 100% cotton
- stonewashed denim.’
- ‘Dave was a twenty-something
- lanky-haired
- shapeless youth sporting glaring red acne occasionally glimpsed through his stonewashed
- open-necked denim shirt.’
- ‘If jeans are stonewashed or have gone through some chemical dye process
- they'll pretty much stay true to size throughout washings.’
- ‘If there was just one member of your crowd in stonewashed jeans
- a naff T-shirt and a boring haircut
- then you had a stark choice: ditch your friend on the spot
- or forget about clubbing for the night.’
- ‘He wore a green waist-length jacket and stonewashed jeans.’
- ‘Wearing a stonewashed denim jacket and sporting a wispy tuft of thinning black hair
- he looks like a shady character who just stepped out of a movie.’
- ‘My hands were shaking slightly with nervousness and cursing them for their weakness
- I stuffed them into the front pockets of my stonewashed jeans.’
- ‘Don't get me wrong; just because your jeans feature a stonewash finish or subtle lines on the front pockets
- doesn't mean you can't wear them every day.’
- ‘He wore a dark jacket
- stonewashed jeans
- white trainers
- a dark-coloured hooded top and white polo neck top.’
- ‘She wore pink stonewashed jeans and a tight black hard rock T-shirt with a wide rip on the back and a large red kiss mark printed on the front.’
- ‘For the evening out
- Gabrielle had chosen to wear a white turtleneck sweater and faded blue stonewashed jeans with black boots.’
- ‘He was also wearing a pair of stonewashed blue jeans and a pair of mostly black cowboy boots.’