Significats de old corduroy en anglès

You looked ready to piss your little old corduroy pants.

He was wearing a baggy Aran sweater, old corduroy breeches, thick socks, and sheepskin slippers.

And Thyrsis, picturesque in his old corduroy trousers and his grey flannel shirt, played the host.

He's wearing an old corduroy blazer with patches sewn onto the elbows like a deranged-andadorable-Englishteacher.

The hostler, dressed in old corduroy and with a fiddle under his arm, sprang forward to assist them.

I put on an old corduroy outing suit and heavy shoes, ready for a tramp abroad, and went below.

Ann, what is it that makes you so perfectly radiantly beautiful in that faded linen smock and old corduroy skirt?

He was dressed like a peasant, in old corduroy trousers and rough coat, and a handkerchief was knotted round his neck.

Then there's a lorry full of bits of an old corduroy road they're going to lay down somewhere over a marshy place.

He picked his old corduroy jacket off a hook and stretched mightily, showing crescents of sweat in the cloth around his armpits.

He is a young man of twenty-two, with wavy auburn hair; wears old corduroy trousers and a grey flannel shirt, open at the throat.

He was dressed, or rather undressed, in an old brown coat, red waistcoat, old corduroy smallclothes, much soiled, woollen hose, and slippers without heels.

Must he still wear his full beard and his old corduroy clothes, with a blue handkerchief knotted around his throat, to recall himself to you?

I had had sense enough to bring my old corduroys and boots, and I had donned them that morning.