Traductions de „cardigan“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » portugais

cardigan [ˈkɑːrdɪgən, GB ˈkɑːd-] SUBST

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She would occasionally flick through the mail-order catalogues and imagine the lives of the cardigan-ed, white-toothed people there.

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No, the cardigan only really makes sense in a culture of twinsets, which were originally of course an answer to the modern perplexities of central heating.

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Describing himself as the man with the cardigan, his doleful looks ensured that he was usually cast as henpecked husbands, petty officials or interfering busybodies.

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She wears a rumpled blue cardigan and stonewashed jeans.

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It was also here where he began wearing his trademark cardigan sweaters.

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These high waist trousers must be worn with the service coat, black wind breaker, black pullover or black cardigan sweaters.

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Dressed today in black jeans, a denim shirt and grey cardigan, he's tall, broad, brown-eyed and pin-up pretty.

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Some are television's answer to the brown cardigan in your top drawer: safe, comfortable and evergreen.

www.smh.com.au

My favourite cardigan was made of contrasting green and pink squares, with pearl buttons.

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Boys wear navy blue pants with a white shirt and an optional burgundy cardigan, pullover, or vest with the school logo.

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