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Definition of denims - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun, plural
1.
clothingRare US pants or clothing made from denimRare US
- He wore his favorite denims to the concert..
2.
textilesRare heavy cotton twill fabric used for jeansRare
- The jacket was made of sturdy denims..
Images of denims

pants or clothing made from denim 
heavy cotton twill fabric used for jeans
Origin of denims
French, de (of) + Nîmes (a place)
Examples of denims in a sentence
Denims are a staple in his wardrobe. She wore a pair of faded denims. Denims are popular for their durability.
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- French:jean, toile de jean, ...
- German:Jeans, Denimstoff, ...
- Italian:jeans, denim, ...
- Spanish:jeans, denim, ...
- Portuguese:jeans, denim, ...
- Chinese:牛仔裤, 丹宁布, ...
- Japanese:デニム, デニム生地, ...
- Arabic:جِينْز, دنيم, ...
- Hebrew:גִּ'ינְס, דֵּנִים, ...
- Russian:джинсы, деним, ...
- Ukrainian:джинси, джинсова тканина, ...
- Hindi:डेनिम्स, डेनिम कपड़ा, ...
Definition of denim - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
fabricdurable cotton fabric with diagonal twill pattern
- She bought a jacket made of denim.
- Denim is a popular choice for casual wear.
- The store offers a wide range of denim products.
Expressions with denim
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style involving denim jacket and jeans
His double denim outfit was the talk of the party.
Origin of denim
French, serge de Nîmes (serge from Nîmes)
View all translations of denim
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- French:denim, ...
- German:Jeansstoff, ...
- Italian:denim, ...
- Spanish:mezclilla, ...
- Portuguese:ganga, ...
- Chinese:牛仔布, ...
- Japanese:デニム, ...
- Arabic:دِينِيم, ...
- Hebrew:ג׳ִינְס, ...
- Russian:деним, ...
- Ukrainian:денім, ...
- Hindi:डेनिम, ...
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