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Meanings of pullover in English

Portuguese
camisola
Catalan
pul·lòver

A sweater that is put on by pulling it over the head.

camisola

A thick, warm piece of clothing with long sleeves which is put on over the head.

Usage of pullover in English
1
She opened the first, and calmly peeled out of her pullover jersey.
Proven guilty
2
I climbed from the shower and changed into jeans and a pullover.
Exit strategy
3
He was wearing jeans and a V-necked pullover but in a suit...?
Damaged
4
A thick pullover, two or three shirts and T-shirts, not too many.
How the soldier repairs the gramophone
5
The old man was dressed in faded corduroys and a rough pullover.
Warlord: an alex hawke novel
6
A figure in a fleece pullover appeared behind me in the freezer window.
Demon: a memoir
7
If you're constantly adjusting layers, the pullover design might prove annoying.
Climbing Magazine
8
He's wearing just a thin shirt, while I shiver in a thick pullover.
The Guardian
9
Susie wandered in, dressed in her jeans and a navy pullover of Carroll's.
Ladder of years: a novel
10
He laid his pullover down on the narrow settee and stared at it.
Another part of the wood
11
She gives me a pullover sweater the exact same green as my eyes.
Freaks and revelations
12
We had to wear these orange pajama pants and pullover tops.
Rock my world
13
Climate Welcome to the north: please bring your own pullover.
The Guardian
14
The outside of the pullover is polyester, but the lining is oh-so-soft-and-warm merino wool.
Rock and Ice Magazine
15
By comparison, Hannah thought she looked like a slob in her jeans and pullover.
Watch them die
16
Dressed in baggy jeans and a green pullover, the older girl was stunningly beautiful.
No mercy
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Pullover through the time
Pullover across language varieties
United States of America
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