salopettes
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salopettes — ► PLURAL NOUN ▪ padded or fleecy trousers with a high waist and shoulder straps, worn for skiing. ORIGIN French salopette … English terms dictionary
salopettes — /sal ə petsˈ/ plural noun A type of ski suit consisting of usu quilted trousers extending to the chest and held up with shoulder straps ORIGIN: Fr … Useful english dictionary
salopettes — n. quilted skiing pants having a high waist and with shoulder straps … English contemporary dictionary
salopettes — [ˌsalə pɛts] plural noun trousers with a high waist and shoulder straps, made from a padded or other warm fabric and worn for skiing. Origin 1970s: from Fr. salopette in the same sense + s by analogy with such words as trousers … English new terms dictionary
salopettes — n. quilted skiing trousers with shoulder straps … Dictionary of difficult words
salopette — {{hw}}{{salopette}}{{/hw}}s. f. inv. (pl. franc. salopettes ) Indumento costituito da pantaloni con pettorina e bretelle … Enciclopedia di italiano
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