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10 Language-to-English Dictionariessweat à capuche
Pronunciation / Transliteration: sweat a kapud
"Il porte un sweat à capuche confortable."
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A hooded sweatshirt or jacket.
"He wore a black hoodie to keep warm in the evening breeze."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from 'hood', referencing the attached head covering, with the hypocoristic suffix '-ie' added, popularized in modern casual wear during the late 20th century.
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sweat à capuche
Transliteration: sweat a kapud
"Il porte un sweat à capuche confortable."
Kapuzenpullover
Transliteration: kapuːt͡sn̩pʊlˌfoːɐ̯
"Er trägt einen warmen Kapuzenpullover."
felpa con cappuccio
Transliteration: felpa kon kappuʧʧo
"Ho comprato una nuova felpa con cappuccio."
sudadera con capucha
Transliteration: sudaðeɾa kon kapuʧa
"Lleva una sudadera con capucha azul."
camisola com capuz
Transliteration: kamisɔlɐ kõ kapuʃ
"Ele veste uma camisola com capuz."
हूडी
Transliteration: huudi
"उसने नीले रंग की हूडी पहनी है।"
连帽衫
Transliteration: lián mào shān
"他今天穿了一件黑色连帽衫。"
후드티
Transliteration: hudeuti
"나는 편안한 후드티를 입었다."
パーカー
Transliteration: pākā
"彼は赤いパーカーを着ています。"
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