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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Freizeitkleidung
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Freizeitkleidung
leisure wear
Freizeitkleidung
f
leisure wear; casual wear (leisurewear)
Freizeitkleidung
f
leisure wear, casual wear
Deutsche
Freizeitkleidung Synonyme
Englische
leisure wear Synonyme
leisure
at
leisure
at liberty
at loose ends
available
disengaged
ease
fallow
free
free time
freedom
holiday
idle
inactive
jobless
leisure
d
liberty
lumpen
off
off duty
off work
open
opportunity
otiose
out of employ
out of harness
out of work
quiet
recreation
recreational
relaxation
relief
repose
respite
rest
resting
retired
semiretired
spare
spare time
time off
tranquillity
unemployable
unemployed
unencumbered
unhurriedly
unoccupied
vacation
leisure
class
beggar
bummer
cadger
coupon clippers
drone
freeloader
idle rich
lounge lizard
lumpen proletariat
mendicant
moocher
nonworker
panhandler
parasite
rentiers
spiv
sponger
the unemployable
the unemployed
leisure
d
affluent
at
leisure
at liberty
at loose ends
available
disengaged
fallow
free
idle
jobless
leisure
leisure
d
lumpen
moneyed
monied
off
off duty
off work
open
otiose
out of employ
out of harness
out of work
prosperous
retired
rich
semiretired
spare
unemployable
unemployed
unoccupied
wealthy
well-to-do
leisure
ly
ambling
cautious
cautiously
circumspect
circumspectly
claudicant
comfortable
crawling
crawlingly
creeping
creeping like snail
creepingly
delayed
deliberate
deliberately
dilatorily
dilatory
easily
easy
faltering
falteringly
flagging
foot-dragging
gentle
gently
gradual
halting
haltingly
hasteless
hobbled
hobbling
idle
idly
in low gear
in march time
in slow motion
in slow tempo
inactive
indolent
indolently
lackadaisically
laggard
languid
languidly
languorous
languorously
lax
lazy
limping
limpingly
lingeringly
loiteringly
lumbering
moderate
moderately
pokily
poking
pokingly
poky
relaxed
relaxedly
reluctant
reluctantly
restful
retarded
sauntering
shuffling
slack
slothful
slow
slow as death
slow as molasses
slow as slow
slow-crawling
slow-foot
slow-going
slow-legged
slow-moving
slow-paced
slow-poky
slow-running
slow-sailing
slow-stepped
slowly
sluggish
sluggishly
snail-paced
snaillike
staggering
strolling
tardily
tarryingly
tentative
tentatively
toddling
tortoiselike
tottering
trudging
turtlelike
under easy sail
unhasty
unhurried
unhurriedly
waddling
with agonizing slowness
with deliberation
Freizeitkleidung Definition
Leisure
(
n.
)
Freedom
from
occupation
or
business
Leisure
(
n.
)
Time
at
one's
command,
free
from
engagement
Leisure
(
a.
)
Unemployed
Wear
(
n.
)
Same
as
Weir.
Wear
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
go
about,
as
a
vessel,
by
putting
the
helm
up,
instead
of
alee
as
in
tacking,
so
that
the
vessel's
bow
is
turned
away
from,
and
her
stern
is
presented
to,
the
wind,
and,
as
she
turns
still
farther,
her
sails
fill
on
the
other
side
Wear
(
v.
t.)
To
carry
or
bear
upon
the
person
Wear
(
v.
t.)
To
have
or
exhibit
an
appearance
of,
as
an
aspect
or
manner
Wear
(
v.
t.)
To
use
up
by
carrying
or
having
upon
one's
self
Wear
(
v.
t.)
To
impair,
waste,
or
diminish,
by
continual
attrition,
scraping,
percussion,
on
the
like
Wear
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
or
make
by
friction
or
wasting
Wear
(
v.
t.)
To
form
or
shape
by,
or
as
by,
attrition.
Wear
(
v.
i.)
To
endure
or
suffer
use
Wear
(
v.
i.)
To
be
wasted,
consumed,
or
diminished,
by
being
used
Wear
(
n.
)
The
act
of
wearing,
or
the
state
of
being
worn
Wear
(
n.
)
The
thing
worn
Wear
(
n.
)
A
dam
in
a
river
to
stop
and
raise
the
water,
for
the
purpose
of
conducting
it
to
a
mill,
forming
a
fish
pond,
or
the
like.
Wear
(
n.
)
A
fence
of
stakes,
brushwood,
or
the
like,
set
in
a
stream,
tideway,
or
inlet
of
the
sea,
for
taking
fish.
Wear
(
n.
)
A
long
notch
with
a
horizontal
edge,
as
in
the
top
of
a
vertical
plate
or
plank,
through
which
water
flows,
--
used
in
measuring
the
quantity
of
flowing
water.
leisure wear Bedeutung
wear
wearing
the
act
of
having
on
your
person
as
a
covering
or
adornment,
she
bought
it
for
everyday
wear
leisure
freedom
to
choose
a
pastime
or
enjoyable
activity,
he
lacked
the
leisure
for
golf
clothing
article
of
clothing
vesture
wear
wearable
habiliment
a
covering
designed
to
be
worn
on
a
person's
body
handwear
hand
wear
clothing
for
the
hands
leisure
wear
informal
clothing
designed
to
be
worn
when
you
are
relaxing
ready-to-wear
ready-made
clothing,
she
couldn't
find
anything
in
ready-to-wear
that
she
liked
sportswear
athletic
wear
activewear
attire
worn
for
sport
or
for
casual
wear
wash-and-wear
a
fabric
treated
to
be
easily
washable
and
to
require
no
ironing
depreciation
wear
and
tear
decrease
in
value
of
an
asset
due
to
obsolescence
or
use
wear
impairment
resulting
from
long
use,
the
tires
showed
uneven
wear
leisure
leisure
time
time
available
for
ease
and
relaxation,
his
job
left
him
little
leisure
wear
have
or
show
an
appearance
of,
wear
one's
hair
in
a
certain
way
wear
bear
have
on
one's
person,
He
wore
a
red
ribbon,
bear
a
scar
wear
put
on
get
into
don
assume
put
clothing
on
one's
body,
What
should
I
wear
today?,
He
put
on
his
best
suit
for
the
wedding,
The
princess
donned
a
long
blue
dress,
The
queen
assumed
the
stately
robes,
He
got
into
his
jeans
wear
have
on
be
dressed
in,
She
was
wearing
yellow
that
day
c
tire
wear
upon
tire
out
wear
weary
jade
wear
out
outwear
wear
down
fag
out
fag
fatigue
c
exhaust
or
get
tired
through
overuse
or
great
strain
or
stress,
We
wore
ourselves
out
on
this
hike
erode
gnaw
gnaw
at
eat
at
wear
away
become
ground
down
or
deteriorate,
Her
confidence
eroded
wear
on
pass
slowly
(of
time),
The
day
wore
on
wear
wear
off
wear
out
wear
down
wear
thin
deteriorate
through
use
or
stress,
The
constant
friction
wore
out
the
cloth
wear
away
wear
off
diminish,
as
by
friction,
Erosion
wore
away
the
surface
break
wear
wear
out
bust
fall
apart
go
to
pieces,
The
lawn
mower
finally
broke,
The
gears
wore
out,
The
old
chair
finally
fell
apart
completely
whittle
away
whittle
down
wear
away
cut
away
in
small
pieces
tack
wear
round
turn
into
the
wind,
The
sailors
decided
to
tack
the
boat,
The
boat
tacked
wear
ship
turn
away
from
the
wind,
The
sailors
decided
it
was
time
to
wear
ship
call
the
shots
call
the
tune
wear
the
trousers
exercise
authority
or
be
in
charge,
Who
is
calling
the
shots
in
this
house?
wear
hold
out
endure
last
and
be
usable,
This
dress
wore
well
for
almost
ten
years
wear
have
in
one's
aspect,
wear
an
expression
of
one's
attitude
or
personality,
He
always
wears
a
smile
off-the-rack
off-the-shelf
off-the-peg
ready-to-wear
(especially
of
clothing)
made
in
standard
sizes
and
available
from
merchandise
in
stock,
a
ready-made
jacket,
ready-to-wear
clothes
wash-and-wear
drip-dry
treated
so
as
to
be
easily
or
quickly
washed
and
dried
and
requiring
little
or
no
ironing,
a
wash-and-wear
shirt
at
leisure
leisurely
in
an
unhurried
way
or
at
one's
convenience,
read
the
manual
at
your
leisure,
he
traveled
leisurely
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