clothes

clothes
plural noun
Kleider Pl.; (collectively) Kleidung, die

with one's clothes on — angezogen

put one's clothes on — sich anziehen

take one's clothes off — sich ausziehen

* * *
[kləu‹, ](American[) klouz]
noun plural
1) (things worn as coverings for various parts of the body: She wears beautiful clothes.) die Kleider (pl.)
2) (bedclothes: The child pulled the clothes up tightly.) die Wäsche
* * *
clothes
[kləʊ(ð)z, AM kloʊ(ð)z]
n pl Kleider pl; (collectively) Kleidung f kein pl
designer \clothes Modellkleider pl
to put one's \clothes on sich akk anziehen
to take one's \clothes off sich akk ausziehen
* * *
[kləʊðz]
pl
1) (= garments) Kleider pl; (= clothing, outfit also) Kleidung f no pl

his mother still washes his clothes — seine Mutter macht ihm immer noch die Wäsche

with one's clothes on — angezogen, (voll) bekleidet

with one's clothes off — ausgezogen

you can't swim properly with your clothes on — mit or in Kleidern kann man nicht richtig schwimmen

to put on/take off one's clothes — sich an-/ausziehen

2) (= bedclothes) Bettzeug nt
* * *
clothes [kləʊðz; kləʊz] spl
1. Kleider pl, Kleidung f:
change one’s clothes sich umziehen;
put one’s clothes on sich ankleiden oder anziehen;
take one’s clothes off sich entkleiden oder ausziehen;
with one’s clothes on (off) angezogen (ausgezogen)
2. Bettwäsche f
* * *
plural noun
Kleider Pl.; (collectively) Kleidung, die

with one's clothes on — angezogen

put one's clothes on — sich anziehen

take one's clothes off — sich ausziehen

* * *
n.
Garderobe f.
Kleidung -en f.
Wäsche f.
Zeug nur sing. n.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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