Kimonos Meaning in English
word · lemma: kimono
kəˈmoʊnəz
kuh-MOH-nohz
kɪmˈəʊnəʊz
kih-MOH-nohz
Definition
Loose, traditional Japanese robes with wide sleeves, often worn for formal occasions or ceremonies.
Usage & Nuances
"Kimonos" is the plural of "kimono." In English, it can also refer to modern, lightweight, robe-like jackets inspired by the traditional garment. Common with "wear," "silk," and "ceremony." Used mainly in fashion and cultural contexts.
Spanish: kimonosPortuguese (BR): quimonosPortuguese (PT): quimonosChinese (Simplified): 和服Chinese (Traditional): 和服Hindi: किमोनोArabic: كيمونوBengali: কিমোনোসমূহ - কিমোনোরাRussian: кимоноJapanese: 着物Vietnamese: kimonoKorean: 기모노Turkish: kimonoUrdu: کیمونوIndonesian: kimono
Example Sentences
Traditional Japanese kimonos are very beautiful.
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She collects colorful kimonos from Japan.
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Many performers wear kimonos on stage.
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These modern kimonos are perfect as stylish jackets for summer nights.
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At the festival, children in colorful kimonos played traditional games.
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I love how the museum displays old silk kimonos from different regions.
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