Nguo na mapambo kwa Kiingereza na picha

/dʒiːnz/

suruali ya jini

Suruali imara ya pamba nzito inayovaliwa wakati wa shughuli za kawaida.

“He wears blue jeans almost every day.”

/ʃɜːrt/

shati

Nguo ya juu ya kifua yenye kola, mikono, na vifungo vya mbele.

“I need to iron this white shirt for work.”

/pænts/

suruali

Nguo inayofunika miguu yote miwili kuanzia kiunoni hadi vifundoni.

“These black pants fit me very well.”

/drɛs/

gauni

Vazi la kipande kimoja la wanawake na wasichana linalofunika hadi miguuni.

“She wore an elegant red dress to the party.”

/skɜːrt/

sketi

Nguo inayoanzia kiunoni na kuning'inia kufunika sehemu ya miguu.

“Her pleated skirt matches her light blue top.”

/ˈdʒækɪt/

jaketi

Koti fupi linalofika kiunoni na huvaliwa juu ya nguo nyingine.

“Take a warm jacket because it might get cold.”

/koʊt/

koti

Koti refu na zito linalovaliwa nje kujikinga na baridi au upepo.

“Hang your heavy coat by the front door.”

/ˈswet.ər/

sweta

Vazi la sufu lililofumwa linalovaliwa kifuani ili kupata joto.

“This wool sweater keeps me warm in winter.”

/hæt/

kofia

Vazi la kichwani lenye ukingo mpana wa kuzuia jua.

“He took off his hat inside the building.”

/kæp/

kofia ya pama, kofia

Kofia ndogo na laini yenye upenu mdogo wa mbele pekee.

“She wears a baseball cap on sunny days.”

/ʃuːz/

viatu

Viatu vya kawaida vya ngozi au plastiki vyenye soli ngumu.

“Please leave your dirty shoes outside.”

/buːts/

buti

Viatu vizito na imara vinavyofunika mguu mzima na kifundo.

“Wear your leather boots when it snows.”

/sɒks/

soksi

Nguo laini inayovaliwa mguuni kabla ya kuvaa kiatu.

“I bought three pairs of warm wool socks.”

/ɡlʌvz/

glavu, glovu

Vazi la mikono lenye sehemu ya pekee kwa kila kidole.

“Put your gloves on before going into the snow.”

/skɑːrf/

skafu

Kitambaa kinachofungwa shingoni kwa ajili ya joto au urembo.

“Wrap that warm scarf around your neck.”

/bɛlt/

mkanda

Ukanda wa ngozi au kitambaa unaovaliwa kiunoni kushikilia suruali.

“His brown leather belt matches his boots.”

/taɪ/

tai

Hufungwa shingoni chini ya kola ya shati kwenye hafla rasmi au kazini.

“He wears a silk tie to the office.”

/ʃɔːrts/

kaptula

Suruali fupi inayoishia juu ya magoti au mapajani.

“I prefer wearing shorts during the hot summer.”

/pəˈdʒɑːməz/

nguo za kulalia, pajama

Mavazi mepesi na yasiyobana yanayovaliwa wakati wa kulala.

“She changed into warm pajamas before going to bed.”

/ˈhʊdi/

sweta la kofia

Sweta zito la kawaida lililounganishwa na kofia shingoni.

“He pulled the hood of his hoodie up.”

/ˈreɪn.koʊt/

koti la mvua

Koti la plastiki au nailoni linalozuia maji ya mvua.

“Bring a yellow raincoat in case it pours.”

/ˈkɑːrdɪɡən/

kadigani, sweta la vifungo

Sweta lililofumwa linalofunguka mbele kwa vifungo.

“My grandmother knitted this lovely green cardigan.”

/ˈbleɪzər/

bleza

Koti rasmi la suti linalovaliwa kwenye matukio au ofisini.

“He wore a navy blazer over his shirt.”

/ˈoʊvərɔːlz/

ovaroli

Suruali iliyoshonwa pamoja na kifua inayotumika zaidi kazini.

“The painter wore denim overalls covered in paint.”

/ˈsændəlz/

ndala, sanda

Viatu vya wazi vyenye kamba vinavyovaliwa wakati wa joto.

“She walked on the beach wearing leather sandals.”

/ˈsniːkərz/

raba, viatu vya michezo

Viatu vyepesi vyenye soli ya mpira vinavyofaa mazoezi.

“I run five miles in these sneakers daily.”

/ˈnekləs/

mkufu

Pambo la chuma au shanga linalovaliwa shingoni.

“She received a beautiful silver necklace for her birthday.”

/ˈbreɪslət/

bangili

Pambo la chuma, mbao au plastiki linalovaliwa mkononi.

“A gold bracelet gleamed on her wrist.”

/ˈɪərɪŋz/

vipuli, hereni

Mapambo madogo yanayotundikwa au kubandikwa kwenye masikio.

“Her pearl earrings matched her white dress.”

/ˈsʌnˌɡlæs.ɪz/

miwani ya jua

Miwani yenye vioo vyeusi ya kulinda macho dhidi ya mwanga mkali.

“Do not forget your sunglasses at the beach.”