leotards

• Prenda de vestir elástica y ajustada que cubre el torso desde los hombros hasta las caderas o hasta los tobillos, a veces con mangas largas o piernas, usada comúnmente por bailarinas, gimnastas y acróbatas para entrenar o actuar.

A tight-fitting, stretchy garment that covers the body from the shoulders to the thighs, sometimes with long sleeves or legs, typically worn by ballet dancers and acrobats for practice or performance.

1. Dance or exercise garmentB1formalsport

   A close-fitting, stretchy one-piece garment that covers the torso from shoulders to thighs, sometimes extending to the wrists or ankles, commonly worn by dancers, gymnasts, and acrobats during practice or performances.

   Malla de danza o ejercicio

   • The ballet dancer put on her black leotard before rehearsal.
   • Gymnasts typically wear a leotard to allow unrestricted movement.
   • She bought a long-sleeved leotard for the winter performances.
   • Acrobats prefer a leotard that offers both flexibility and support.

• Prenda de vestir que cubre el cuerpo desde la cintura hasta los pies, ajustada y de una sola pieza, usada típicamente por acróbatas, bailarines o como mallón por mujeres y niñas.

A noun referring to a skintight, one-piece garment that covers the body from the waist to the feet, typically worn by acrobats, dancers, or as stockings by women and girls.

plural irregular

1. Skintight garmentB1formal

   A close-fitting, one-piece garment that covers the body from the waist to the feet, typically worn by dancers, acrobats, and gymnasts, or as hosiery.

   Mallas de cuerpo entero

   • The ballerina wore a black leotard for her performance.
   • Acrobats often wear leotards to allow freedom of movement.
   • She bought a pair of leotards to wear under her dress.

   Sinónimostights