jeans的意思|jeans的解释-里氏词典

jeans [dʒinz]

n. 工装裤, 牛仔裤

He started with designer jeans, but the label dubbed Emporio soon was manufacturing Armani's trade mark blazer, suits, coats and even evening wear.
The company has been adding to its apparel business, with a line of jeans and plans for a line of watches.
In the one-store hamlet of Spotted Horse, former roustabout Craig McGee, a slight man in scuffed boots and torn jeans, downs a beer and reviews his job search: tried to get hired as a dogcatcher but wasn't qualified, tried for a jailer's job but failed.
"We can't just 'microwave' jeans anymore; we have to cook them," jokes a Lee trouble-shooter who hustles from one laundry to the next.
"People can label me a loony and the idea may go nowhere," he said. "But people have a right to know they can have more sunlight in the afternoon." The preacher wears jeans and a western shirt.
"I went to the hardware store in my jeans," she says. "My hair was sticking out all over.
Through business contacts, Mr. Hilfiger, then working as a freelance designer, met Mohan Murjani, a Hong Kong investor who was earning a fortune on Gloria Vanderbilt jeans.
But you can't live without hope, and that fades quickly when you recognize how impenetrable the system really is," said Schoenborn, wearing a faded jeans jacket over a new jogging suit bought in Passau's teeming shopping mall.
In another instance, lawyers from two firms had to keep track of a train car full of jeans and other clothes from California to Brooklyn.
The resurrection of his career is off to a fast start with the Top 5 single "Soldier of Love," and Osmond has shed his polyester shirts, favoring a leather jacket, blue jeans, T-shirt and biker belt buckle.
"Today is the happiest day of my life," said the former factory worker, dressed in a red T-shirt and jeans.
Like the jeans he wears and the food he eats when he's not on one of his well-publicized hunger strikes, the tan boots are donations.
Christine Rogers, a 38-year-old computer programmer from Fort Lee, N.J., says that she didn't buy jeans last year.
Trebek, relaxing in the living room of his hillside bachelor home, is wearing a pair of well-worn blue jeans and an old blue jacket he got for participating in the Bill Cosby celebrity tennis tournament in 1975.
Some technologies work better than others; such unlikely items as blue jeans and bowling balls can stall garbage-shredding machinery, for example.
The daily news show has included pitches for Levi's jeans, Snickers candy bars, Wrigley's chewing gum and Head & Shoulders shampoo.
About 1,200 workers are employed at the eight plants, which make jeans and other clothing under the Wrangler brand.
Students in sweatsuits, blue jeans and miniskirts stroll the spacious campus.
On the other hand, it could be that no one recognizes him in T-shirt and jeans.
Ms. Vanderbilt, known for the blue jeans that bear her name, is the great-great granddaughter of railroad and shipping magnate Cornelius Vanderbilt.
Wearing the moleskin jeans, he mischievously asked: 'Isn't this what you see those foreigners in - you know, those polo players?' He thought the knitwear well-designed and good value.
In jeans and sneakers, they look like any teen-agers.
Kids wore flag patches on the seats of their jeans.
Ms. Barr says she also would have refused ads for Calvin Klein's Obsession perfume and the No Excuses jeans ads starring Donna Rice.
Before the news conference, Quayle, dressed in jeans and a flight jacket, met with Democratic Gov. Steve Cowper and more than a dozen mayors and leaders representing areas affected by the spill.
Former jeans magnate Paul Guez was acquitted on charges that he threatened to kill the bankruptcy court judge who was presiding over the dissolution of the Sasson jeans empire.
Former jeans magnate Paul Guez was acquitted on charges that he threatened to kill the bankruptcy court judge who was presiding over the dissolution of the Sasson jeans empire.
"One of the companies was Levi and Company before it became Levi and Strauss," Schatz said. "So Levi was making money making jeans, and he was sending it back to New York.
"If God is good, why does he allow bad storms to take place?" Hampton asked the congregation, some of them dressed in cleanup jeans while others wore their Sunday finest.
Hundreds of immigration officers at British air and sea ports dressed casually in track suits or T-shirts and jeans Friday to protest the government's refusal to pay allowances for coats and ties.

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