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Significados de windbreaker en inglés

portugués
parca
catalán
anorac
español
anorak
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A kind of heavy jacket (`windcheater' is a British term)

        anorak
        Sinónimos
        Examples for "parka"
        Examples for "parka"
        1
        It will give me a good excuse to buy a fur-lined parka.
        Down river
        2
        She grabbed her parka, but got only as far as the opening.
        The Mammoth Hunters
        3
        She went past his window, wearing a parka with the hood up.
        Misery
        4
        He's never seen me in anything less than a parka and jeans.
        The Irish Times
        5
        Flinging my parka toward the desk, I dashed to the conference room.
        206 Bones
        1
        But the default British national anorak brand these days is Mountain Warehouse.
        The Guardian
        2
        She was last seen wearing jeans and top and a blue anorak.
        The Irish Times
        3
        Inside, one lone figure in an anorak is buying Thursday night doughnuts.
        The Guardian
        4
        When last seen he was wearing black jeans and a navy anorak.
        The Irish Times
        5
        T here are two easy ways to spot a wine anorak.
        The Irish Times
        1
        How the hell had he spotted the slight bulge in the windcheater?
        Carte Blanche
        2
        His windcheater was probably on a hook behind the brochure rack.
        Exit wound
        3
        The figure was wearing a windcheater and a baseball cap with a large peak.
        Arctic chill
        4
        When at last he returned, he was wearing a windcheater with the hood up.
        Neither here nor there: travels in europe
        5
        Bill, tightening a drawstring on his windcheater hood, looked over.
        A walk in the woods: rediscovering america on the appalachian tr...
        Uso de windbreaker en inglés
        1
        Pack: A windbreaker and enough water and food to keep you going.
        Independent.ie
        2
        I held his bicep with two hands wrapped around his red windbreaker.
        Anthropology of an american girl: a novel
        3
        Perry felt inside a pocket of the leather windbreaker he was wearing.
        In Cold Blood
        4
        Rain pelted Slidell's windbreaker and dripped from the bill of his cap.
        Devil Bones
        5
        Meanwhile I stripped off my slicker and pulled on my nylon windbreaker.
        Hard-boiled wonderland and the end of the world: a novel
        6
        I pull on a windbreaker over my yacht jacket and go outside.
        Kafka on the Shore
        7
        The seats, the windshield, his windbreaker, the cigarettes in his pocket, everything.
        Pinball, 1973
        8
        When he reached bottom, I lowered the bucket, then zipped my windbreaker.
        Grave Secrets
        9
        The younger wore jeans and a windbreaker with a White Sox logo.
        Bones of the Lost
        10
        He withdrew a shiny black gadget from the pocket of his windbreaker.
        Halo
        11
        The Rat slipped a windbreaker over his T-shirt and headed into town.
        Pinball, 1973
        12
        A young man in a worn Army windbreaker hurried after me.
        Body work
        13
        Tully got up and went to where he'd left his windbreaker.
        The soul catcher
        14
        I was pretty sure he had the real disk concealed under his windbreaker.
        Empty mile
        15
        His hands still held the windbreaker, his knuckles resting lightly on my breasts.
        Hot six
        16
        This morning, he'd traded his FBI windbreaker for a faded green Stanford sweatshirt.
        Colorado abduction
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        Translations for windbreaker
        portugués
        parcaanoraque
        catalán
        anorac
        español
        anorak
        Windbreaker a través del tiempo
        Windbreaker por variante geográfica
        Estados Unidos de América
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