Dictionary entry

Technocracy

Pronunciation: /tɛkˈnɒkrəsi/

Pronunciation

/tɛkˈnɒkrəsi/

Myanmar Meaning

စက်မှု ပါရဂူများ၏ အုပ်ချုပ်မှု ၊ ထိန်းချုပ်မှု ၊ ၎င်းဝါဒ၏ ဖြစ်ရပ်ကျင့်သုံးခြင်း။

Definition

swimsuit /'swÇmsu:t; Brit also -sju:t/ n (အမ်ဳိးသမီး) ေရကူး ဝတ္စံု။ a one-piece/ two-piece swimsuit.

Examples

  1. ‘Passing by with my daughter
  2. we decided to buy two brassieres and a swimsuit.’
  3. ‘Both women looked dry and comfortable in their custom-made skintight two-piece swimsuits.’
  4. ‘Curiously
  5. all of the women finalists in this event chose to wear classic swimsuits.’
  6. ‘Clothing stores experienced a rapid increase in business as people flocked in to buy new shorts
  7. sunglasses
  8. and swimsuits.’
  9. ‘Typically
  10. only exposed skin is affected - skin not covered by swimsuits
  11. wet suits or waders.’
  12. ‘After each person had changed to their swimsuits
  13. them met at the station's Olympic size swimming pool.’
  14. ‘In racing
  15. these swimsuits might help a swimmer swim anywhere from a few hundredths to a few seconds faster.’
  16. ‘Now swap all skates
  17. helmets and padding for flippers
  18. snorkels and swimsuits.’
  19. ‘We can finally say goodbye to our woolens and hello to swimsuits and shorts!’
  20. ‘The boys insisted on wearing cut-off jeans instead of competitive swimsuits.’
  21. ‘In another drawer there was a swimsuit and a leotard and special shorts to go with it.’
  22. ‘Dresses
  23. jumpers
  24. pajamas
  25. and swimsuits are popular baby clothes most parents would like to have.’
  26. ‘There was a time when she wore shorts
  27. tanktops and swimsuits.’
  28. ‘What stood out here were the beautifully cut swimsuits and the form-fitting tops and skirts.’
  29. ‘Throw in a couple of swimsuits
  30. caps and goggles
  31. and you're talking another $100 or so per year.’
  32. ‘This should match with your top
  33. your t-shirt and your swimsuit to create different looks.’
  34. ‘Without hesitation
  35. the savvy shopper races through the revolving door and picks up sundresses
  36. swimsuits and sandals.’
  37. ‘She has a degree in Apparel Design and has designed sportswear and swimsuits for a major manufacturer.’
  38. ‘She was wearing a swimsuit that consisted of a tunic and a normal bikini bottom
  39. both in hunter green.’
  40. ‘I didn't even pick out a swimsuit because I planned on getting out of swimming somehow.’