Pyjama Meaning in English
word
pəˈdʒæmə
puh-JAM-uh
pədʒˈɑːmɐ
puh-JAH-muh
释义
A pyjama is a set of loose, comfortable clothes that people wear to sleep, usually consisting of a shirt and pants.
用法与细微差别
'Pyjama' is British English; 'pajama' is the American spelling. Used mainly as a plural ('pyjamas') in UK/Commonwealth English. Common collocations: 'put on pyjamas', 'striped pyjamas', 'children’s pyjamas'. Often used in both singular and plural.
Spanish: pijamaPortuguese (BR): pijamaPortuguese (PT): pijamaChinese (Simplified): 睡衣Chinese (Traditional): 睡衣Hindi: पायजामाArabic: بيجامةBengali: পায়জামাRussian: пижамаJapanese: パジャマVietnamese: bộ đồ ngủKorean: 잠옷Turkish: pijamaUrdu: پاجامہIndonesian: piyama
例句
I wear my pyjama when I go to bed.
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Her pyjama is blue with white dots.
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Children should change into their pyjama before bedtime.
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It’s so cold, I wish I had brought my thick pyjama with me.
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He spent all Sunday morning in his pyjama, drinking coffee.
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Don’t forget to pack your pyjama for the sleepover tonight!
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