Galoshes Meaning in English
word · lemma: galosh
ɡəˈɫɑʃəz/, /ɡəˈɫɑʃɪz
guh-LAH-shiz
ɡˈælɒʃɪz
guh-LOSH-iz
Definição
Waterproof shoes, usually made of rubber, that are worn over regular shoes to keep feet dry in rain or snow.
Uso & Nuances
"Galoshes" are an old-fashioned or less common term in modern English; "rain boots" is more typical today. Usually plural and refers to over-shoes, not boots worn alone. Often used with "put on" or "take off".
Spanish: chanclos - botas de goma - cubrebotas (impermeables)Portuguese (BR): galochas - botas de borrachaPortuguese (PT): galochas - botas de borrachaChinese (Simplified): 雨鞋 - 橡胶套鞋Chinese (Traditional): 雨鞋 - 橡膠套鞋Hindi: बरसाती जूते - रबर के जूतेArabic: جزمات مطر - أحذية مطاطيةBengali: গ্যালোশ - জলরোধী জুতো (বর্ষার জন্য)Russian: галошиJapanese: ガロッシュ - オーバーシューズ (雨用)Vietnamese: ủng cao su - giày cao su (đi mưa)Korean: 갈로시 - 덧신 (방수 신발)Turkish: lastik ayakkabı - galoş (yağmur için)Urdu: گیلوسhes - ربڑ کے موزے (پہننے کے لیے جوتے کے اوپر)Indonesian: ủng đi mưa - ủng cao su
Frases de Exemplo
He put on his galoshes before going outside in the rain.
basic
Children wore galoshes so their shoes wouldn't get wet.
basic
My galoshes are dirty after walking through the mud.
basic
Don't forget your galoshes—it's pouring outside!
natural
These old galoshes used to belong to my grandmother.
natural
She slipped her feet out of her galoshes and left them by the door.
natural