Definition of boiler suit in English:

boiler suit

noun

British

A one-piece protective garment worn for heavy manual work.
〈英〉（重体力劳动者穿的）连衫裤工作服
North American term "coveralls"
Example sentencesExamples
- One was wearing a tight-fitting grey boiler suit and a scarf.
- They stick you in a boiler suit and strap you in.
- His clothes were then cut from his body and he was thrown an orange boiler suit, gloves and headphones to wear.
- The robber, who witnesses say wore a boiler suit and balaclava, died in hospital from his wounds five hours later.
- In May 1998, she quit the club, where she had been since 1995, and swapped designer clothes for a boiler suit to oversee her new home's restoration.
- Open the firedoor and smokebox, don boiler suit and crawl in.
- An electrician in a blue boiler suit shouted up to the top of a scaffold.
- In the early days he was roped in to help raise funds but soon ended up in a boiler suit and safety helmet.
- In the centre is a man in a blue boiler suit with a large broom.
- He had on this old, dirty boiler suit, which made you uncomfortable because it blended in at the wrist and neck so you couldn't help but think of him as naked.
- Despite the sweltering heat, the men were dressed in heavy boiler suits, and were hooded and masked.
- This consists of an apparently paint-soiled navy boiler suit.
- Cane cutters in true life cannot afford to wear protective boots, yellow boiler suits, gloves and dainty hats.
- Mr Pickering, who told police he was wearing a blue boiler suit, said after parking his car on the road, he entered the grounds and saw Ms Smith being asked to leave with her placard.
- The collection features pedal pushers combined with a tiny zip jacket, a huge triangular dress, and a single boiler suit.
- The party chairwoman might have been better advised to have worn a green boiler suit rather than kitten heels.
- And what self respecting Janitor would wear the same boiler suit for more than a day?
- The happy couple disappeared for a while, and when Trish resurfaced, she did so wearing a boiler suit, swinging a bottle of red wine by the neck.
- He threw open the wardrobe to reveal a bright orange boiler suit, splattered with oil stains.
- Prisoners are searched going in and out of prison, so smuggling out a whole boiler suit is going to be pretty hard.

Definition of boiler suit in US English:

boiler suit

nounˈboilər ˈˌso͞otˈbɔɪlər ˈˌsut

British

A one-piece protective garment worn for heavy manual work; coveralls.
〈英〉（重体力劳动者穿的）连衫裤工作服
Example sentencesExamples
- This consists of an apparently paint-soiled navy boiler suit.
- They stick you in a boiler suit and strap you in.
- Cane cutters in true life cannot afford to wear protective boots, yellow boiler suits, gloves and dainty hats.
- The collection features pedal pushers combined with a tiny zip jacket, a huge triangular dress, and a single boiler suit.
- The happy couple disappeared for a while, and when Trish resurfaced, she did so wearing a boiler suit, swinging a bottle of red wine by the neck.
- His clothes were then cut from his body and he was thrown an orange boiler suit, gloves and headphones to wear.
- Mr Pickering, who told police he was wearing a blue boiler suit, said after parking his car on the road, he entered the grounds and saw Ms Smith being asked to leave with her placard.
- In the early days he was roped in to help raise funds but soon ended up in a boiler suit and safety helmet.
- The party chairwoman might have been better advised to have worn a green boiler suit rather than kitten heels.
- The robber, who witnesses say wore a boiler suit and balaclava, died in hospital from his wounds five hours later.
- Despite the sweltering heat, the men were dressed in heavy boiler suits, and were hooded and masked.
- One was wearing a tight-fitting grey boiler suit and a scarf.
- In May 1998, she quit the club, where she had been since 1995, and swapped designer clothes for a boiler suit to oversee her new home's restoration.
- An electrician in a blue boiler suit shouted up to the top of a scaffold.
- Prisoners are searched going in and out of prison, so smuggling out a whole boiler suit is going to be pretty hard.
- And what self respecting Janitor would wear the same boiler suit for more than a day?
- He had on this old, dirty boiler suit, which made you uncomfortable because it blended in at the wrist and neck so you couldn't help but think of him as naked.
- He threw open the wardrobe to reveal a bright orange boiler suit, splattered with oil stains.
- Open the firedoor and smokebox, don boiler suit and crawl in.
- In the centre is a man in a blue boiler suit with a large broom.

单词	boiler suit
释义	Definition of boiler suit in English: boiler suit noun British A one-piece protective garment worn for heavy manual work. 〈英〉（重体力劳动者穿的）连衫裤工作服 North American term "coveralls" Example sentencesExamples One was wearing a tight-fitting grey boiler suit and a scarf. They stick you in a boiler suit and strap you in. His clothes were then cut from his body and he was thrown an orange boiler suit, gloves and headphones to wear. The robber, who witnesses say wore a boiler suit and balaclava, died in hospital from his wounds five hours later. In May 1998, she quit the club, where she had been since 1995, and swapped designer clothes for a boiler suit to oversee her new home's restoration. Open the firedoor and smokebox, don boiler suit and crawl in. An electrician in a blue boiler suit shouted up to the top of a scaffold. In the early days he was roped in to help raise funds but soon ended up in a boiler suit and safety helmet. In the centre is a man in a blue boiler suit with a large broom. He had on this old, dirty boiler suit, which made you uncomfortable because it blended in at the wrist and neck so you couldn't help but think of him as naked. Despite the sweltering heat, the men were dressed in heavy boiler suits, and were hooded and masked. This consists of an apparently paint-soiled navy boiler suit. Cane cutters in true life cannot afford to wear protective boots, yellow boiler suits, gloves and dainty hats. Mr Pickering, who told police he was wearing a blue boiler suit, said after parking his car on the road, he entered the grounds and saw Ms Smith being asked to leave with her placard. The collection features pedal pushers combined with a tiny zip jacket, a huge triangular dress, and a single boiler suit. The party chairwoman might have been better advised to have worn a green boiler suit rather than kitten heels. And what self respecting Janitor would wear the same boiler suit for more than a day? The happy couple disappeared for a while, and when Trish resurfaced, she did so wearing a boiler suit, swinging a bottle of red wine by the neck. He threw open the wardrobe to reveal a bright orange boiler suit, splattered with oil stains. Prisoners are searched going in and out of prison, so smuggling out a whole boiler suit is going to be pretty hard. Definition of boiler suit in US English: boiler suit nounˈboilər ˈˌso͞otˈbɔɪlər ˈˌsut British A one-piece protective garment worn for heavy manual work; coveralls. 〈英〉（重体力劳动者穿的）连衫裤工作服 Example sentencesExamples This consists of an apparently paint-soiled navy boiler suit. They stick you in a boiler suit and strap you in. Cane cutters in true life cannot afford to wear protective boots, yellow boiler suits, gloves and dainty hats. The collection features pedal pushers combined with a tiny zip jacket, a huge triangular dress, and a single boiler suit. The happy couple disappeared for a while, and when Trish resurfaced, she did so wearing a boiler suit, swinging a bottle of red wine by the neck. His clothes were then cut from his body and he was thrown an orange boiler suit, gloves and headphones to wear. Mr Pickering, who told police he was wearing a blue boiler suit, said after parking his car on the road, he entered the grounds and saw Ms Smith being asked to leave with her placard. In the early days he was roped in to help raise funds but soon ended up in a boiler suit and safety helmet. The party chairwoman might have been better advised to have worn a green boiler suit rather than kitten heels. The robber, who witnesses say wore a boiler suit and balaclava, died in hospital from his wounds five hours later. Despite the sweltering heat, the men were dressed in heavy boiler suits, and were hooded and masked. One was wearing a tight-fitting grey boiler suit and a scarf. In May 1998, she quit the club, where she had been since 1995, and swapped designer clothes for a boiler suit to oversee her new home's restoration. An electrician in a blue boiler suit shouted up to the top of a scaffold. Prisoners are searched going in and out of prison, so smuggling out a whole boiler suit is going to be pretty hard. And what self respecting Janitor would wear the same boiler suit for more than a day? He had on this old, dirty boiler suit, which made you uncomfortable because it blended in at the wrist and neck so you couldn't help but think of him as naked. He threw open the wardrobe to reveal a bright orange boiler suit, splattered with oil stains. Open the firedoor and smokebox, don boiler suit and crawl in. In the centre is a man in a blue boiler suit with a large broom.
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