shoes
/ʃuz/Strong things you wear on your feet to protect them when you go outside.
Example: Put your shoes on — we're leaving in five minutes.
A110 words · Beginner
Clothes Shopping vocabulary — A1
Clothes Shopping vocabulary for everyday clothes, including shoes, coat, trousers and dress — the basic items learners need to describe what people wear.
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10coat
/koʊt/A long warm piece of clothing you wear over the others in cold weather.
Example:
Take your coat — it's freezing outside.
shirt
/ʃɜrt/Clothing for the top of your body, with buttons down the front.
Example:
He wore a blue shirt to the party.
trousers
/ˈtraʊzərz/A piece of clothing that covers your legs separately, worn from the waist down.
Example:
He wore black trousers to the interview.
dress
/drɛs/A piece of clothing for a girl or woman that covers the body and legs in one piece.
Example:
She bought a red dress for the party.
skirt
/skɜrt/A piece of clothing for a girl or woman that hangs from the waist and covers the legs.
Example:
The skirt was too long for her.
jacket
/ˈdʒækət/A piece of outdoor clothing with sleeves and a front opening, shorter than most outerwear.
Example:
Put your jacket on, it's cold outside.
sweater
/ˈswɛtər/A warm piece of clothing you pull over your head, worn on the top part of your body.
Example:
I need a thicker sweater for winter.
hat
/hæt/A piece of clothing you wear on your head.
Example:
She wore a straw hat on the beach.
socks
/sɑks/Soft coverings for your feet, worn inside your shoes.
Example:
He couldn't find a matching pair of socks.
