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lungyi

/ˈlʊŋ.jiː/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa una larga pieza de tela de colores vivos, generalmente de algodón o seda, que se usa como falda, taparrabos o cinturón en la India, Pakistán y Birmania.

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noun

/ˈlʊŋ.jiː/formal
  • esSustantivo que designa una larga pieza de tela de colores vivos, generalmente de algodón o seda, que se usa como falda, taparrabos o cinturón en la India, Pakistán y Birmania.

A noun referring to a long piece of brightly colored cloth, typically made of cotton or silk, worn as a skirt, loincloth, or sash in India, Pakistan, and Burma.

  1. Traditional garmentB1formal

    A long piece of brightly colored cloth, typically cotton or silk, worn as a skirt-like garment in South and Southeast Asia, especially in Myanmar (Burma), India, and Pakistan.

    eslungyi (prenda tradicional)

    • He wore a traditional lungyi while attending the festival.
    • The market sells lungyis in a variety of vibrant patterns.
    • She wrapped the lungyi around her waist and tied it securely.
    • In Myanmar, both men and women commonly wear a lungyi.

    Sinónimoslongyilungisarong