Definition of chino in English:

chino

noun ˈtʃiːnəʊ

mass noun

1A cotton twill fabric, typically khaki-coloured.
（尤指黄褐色的）斜纹棉布
Example sentencesExamples
- The hottest-selling fabric for embroidered caps today is a chino cotton-washed material, which is processed in such a way that it provides a soft, luxurious but sturdy finish.
- A college boy inspired range of casual leisurewear which mixes denim, chino and corduroy with splashes of colour, such as orange, red and green.
- The hat is enzyme bio-washed chino twill with silicone softeners, low profile, six panels with sewn eyelets on each panel, and has a self-fabric strap with antique brass slide buckle closure and tuck-in grommet.
- He was wearing a yellow golf shirt, tucked into khaki chino shorts with a call phone clipped to his belt - the Republican uniform.
- The hot looks for shorts this summer include denim, combat (cargo and/or camouflage) and chino style.
- Winchester police are looking for the man, described as white, aged 18-22, about 5ft 8in, with short hair, chino trousers and a ‘smart but casual appearance’.
1. 1.1chinos Casual cotton trousers made from chino or a similar fabric.
  斜纹棉布长裤
  she wore crumpled chinos and a football shirt
  Example sentencesExamples
  Try them out with a nice pair of Earth tone flat-front chinos or slim-fit blue jeans, and a classic button-down shirt - tucked in or not.
  The delegates wear designer chinos and yellow baseball caps and the talk is all about patriotism and duty - just don't mention the deficit, welfare meltdown or what's really in the manifesto.
  I turned to a young man wearing a turtleneck and chinos.
  While wearing them with suits is a big no-no, discreet leather sneakers can be worn with chinos as a last resort.
  Whatever these shoes promise, leave the really jazzed up sneakers for the courts and wear more subtle sneakers with your jeans or chinos.
  Between the polo shirts, V-neck sweaters, and chinos, these dapper gents could double up as Ralph Lauren models.
  Stay away from wearing your khaki chinos during the winter months; you're better off with wool or flannel pants.
  Slip-on sandals are extremely versatile as they can be worn with dressier chinos, jeans and even a nice pair of Bermuda shorts. short sleeve dress shirt
  We are told that the company has been making clothing from well before the second world war and the range being sold here include shirts, polos, chinos, semi-formal trousers and ties.
  He therefore does not wear ‘sponge bag’ trousers, similar to chinos, or the flashy, personalised waistcoats sported by William and other prefects.
  You will see men and women in jeans, chinos, tailored trousers and jackets, anoraks, trainers, sportswear, coats and fleece - all garments developed from the uniform tradition.
  Just don't get caught wearing your sneakers with chinos and suits, at least not by me!
  Like jeans, khakis and chinos, they can be worn with just about any style shirt, shoes and boots.
  But the youth turned to other fabrics and other styles of casual trousers such as khakis, chinos, and branded wear.
  On dress-down Fridays half the tunnels' inhabitants are men wearing polo shirts tucked into chinos.
  I've had to go back another generation of trousers, reverting to the chinos I was wearing a couple of years back.
  I was wearing my standard uniform of chinos, polo shirt and a light sweater, and this felt about right.
  He wore chinos, a polo shirt, and Topsiders with no socks to work - and he had little regard for rank or status.
  I should just be wearing chinos and a short-sleeved shirt.
  They now wear chinos and pullovers and swan around Putney or F'lam and… anyway, enough about them.

Origin

1940s: from Latin American Spanish, literally 'toasted' (referring to the typical colour).

Rhymes

albino, bambino, babycino, beano, Borodino, Borsalino, cappuccino, casino, Comino, concertino, Filipino, fino, Gino, keno, Ladino, Latino, Leno, maraschino, merino, Monte Cassino, Navarino, neutrino, Pacino, palomino, pecorino, Reno, San Marino, Sansovino, Torino, Trevino, Valentino, vino, Zeno

chino¹

nounˈCHēnōˈtʃinoʊ

1A cotton twill fabric, typically khaki-colored.
（尤指黄褐色的）斜纹棉布
Example sentencesExamples
- A college boy inspired range of casual leisurewear which mixes denim, chino and corduroy with splashes of colour, such as orange, red and green.
- The hottest-selling fabric for embroidered caps today is a chino cotton-washed material, which is processed in such a way that it provides a soft, luxurious but sturdy finish.
- Winchester police are looking for the man, described as white, aged 18-22, about 5ft 8in, with short hair, chino trousers and a ‘smart but casual appearance’.
- The hot looks for shorts this summer include denim, combat (cargo and/or camouflage) and chino style.
- He was wearing a yellow golf shirt, tucked into khaki chino shorts with a call phone clipped to his belt - the Republican uniform.
- The hat is enzyme bio-washed chino twill with silicone softeners, low profile, six panels with sewn eyelets on each panel, and has a self-fabric strap with antique brass slide buckle closure and tuck-in grommet.
1. 1.1chinos Casual pants made from chino or a similar fabric.
  she wore crumpled chinos and a football shirt
  Example sentencesExamples
  Slip-on sandals are extremely versatile as they can be worn with dressier chinos, jeans and even a nice pair of Bermuda shorts. short sleeve dress shirt
  He therefore does not wear ‘sponge bag’ trousers, similar to chinos, or the flashy, personalised waistcoats sported by William and other prefects.
  I should just be wearing chinos and a short-sleeved shirt.
  Stay away from wearing your khaki chinos during the winter months; you're better off with wool or flannel pants.
  I turned to a young man wearing a turtleneck and chinos.
  You will see men and women in jeans, chinos, tailored trousers and jackets, anoraks, trainers, sportswear, coats and fleece - all garments developed from the uniform tradition.
  They now wear chinos and pullovers and swan around Putney or F'lam and… anyway, enough about them.
  Like jeans, khakis and chinos, they can be worn with just about any style shirt, shoes and boots.
  While wearing them with suits is a big no-no, discreet leather sneakers can be worn with chinos as a last resort.
  Between the polo shirts, V-neck sweaters, and chinos, these dapper gents could double up as Ralph Lauren models.
  Try them out with a nice pair of Earth tone flat-front chinos or slim-fit blue jeans, and a classic button-down shirt - tucked in or not.
  I was wearing my standard uniform of chinos, polo shirt and a light sweater, and this felt about right.
  He wore chinos, a polo shirt, and Topsiders with no socks to work - and he had little regard for rank or status.
  The delegates wear designer chinos and yellow baseball caps and the talk is all about patriotism and duty - just don't mention the deficit, welfare meltdown or what's really in the manifesto.
  But the youth turned to other fabrics and other styles of casual trousers such as khakis, chinos, and branded wear.
  Just don't get caught wearing your sneakers with chinos and suits, at least not by me!
  On dress-down Fridays half the tunnels' inhabitants are men wearing polo shirts tucked into chinos.
  I've had to go back another generation of trousers, reverting to the chinos I was wearing a couple of years back.
  We are told that the company has been making clothing from well before the second world war and the range being sold here include shirts, polos, chinos, semi-formal trousers and ties.
  Whatever these shoes promise, leave the really jazzed up sneakers for the courts and wear more subtle sneakers with your jeans or chinos.

Origin

1940s: from Latin American Spanish, literally ‘toasted’ (referring to the typical color).

Chino²

proper nounˈtʃinoʊˈCHēnō

A city in southwestern California, east of Los Angeles; population 83,031 (est. 2008).

单词	chino
释义	Definition of chino in English: chino noun ˈtʃiːnəʊ mass noun 1A cotton twill fabric, typically khaki-coloured. （尤指黄褐色的）斜纹棉布 Example sentencesExamples The hottest-selling fabric for embroidered caps today is a chino cotton-washed material, which is processed in such a way that it provides a soft, luxurious but sturdy finish. A college boy inspired range of casual leisurewear which mixes denim, chino and corduroy with splashes of colour, such as orange, red and green. The hat is enzyme bio-washed chino twill with silicone softeners, low profile, six panels with sewn eyelets on each panel, and has a self-fabric strap with antique brass slide buckle closure and tuck-in grommet. He was wearing a yellow golf shirt, tucked into khaki chino shorts with a call phone clipped to his belt - the Republican uniform. The hot looks for shorts this summer include denim, combat (cargo and/or camouflage) and chino style. Winchester police are looking for the man, described as white, aged 18-22, about 5ft 8in, with short hair, chino trousers and a ‘smart but casual appearance’. 1.1chinos Casual cotton trousers made from chino or a similar fabric. 斜纹棉布长裤 she wore crumpled chinos and a football shirt Example sentencesExamples Try them out with a nice pair of Earth tone flat-front chinos or slim-fit blue jeans, and a classic button-down shirt - tucked in or not. The delegates wear designer chinos and yellow baseball caps and the talk is all about patriotism and duty - just don't mention the deficit, welfare meltdown or what's really in the manifesto. I turned to a young man wearing a turtleneck and chinos. While wearing them with suits is a big no-no, discreet leather sneakers can be worn with chinos as a last resort. Whatever these shoes promise, leave the really jazzed up sneakers for the courts and wear more subtle sneakers with your jeans or chinos. Between the polo shirts, V-neck sweaters, and chinos, these dapper gents could double up as Ralph Lauren models. Stay away from wearing your khaki chinos during the winter months; you're better off with wool or flannel pants. Slip-on sandals are extremely versatile as they can be worn with dressier chinos, jeans and even a nice pair of Bermuda shorts. short sleeve dress shirt We are told that the company has been making clothing from well before the second world war and the range being sold here include shirts, polos, chinos, semi-formal trousers and ties. He therefore does not wear ‘sponge bag’ trousers, similar to chinos, or the flashy, personalised waistcoats sported by William and other prefects. You will see men and women in jeans, chinos, tailored trousers and jackets, anoraks, trainers, sportswear, coats and fleece - all garments developed from the uniform tradition. Just don't get caught wearing your sneakers with chinos and suits, at least not by me! Like jeans, khakis and chinos, they can be worn with just about any style shirt, shoes and boots. But the youth turned to other fabrics and other styles of casual trousers such as khakis, chinos, and branded wear. On dress-down Fridays half the tunnels' inhabitants are men wearing polo shirts tucked into chinos. I've had to go back another generation of trousers, reverting to the chinos I was wearing a couple of years back. I was wearing my standard uniform of chinos, polo shirt and a light sweater, and this felt about right. He wore chinos, a polo shirt, and Topsiders with no socks to work - and he had little regard for rank or status. I should just be wearing chinos and a short-sleeved shirt. They now wear chinos and pullovers and swan around Putney or F'lam and… anyway, enough about them. Origin 1940s: from Latin American Spanish, literally 'toasted' (referring to the typical colour). Rhymes albino, bambino, babycino, beano, Borodino, Borsalino, cappuccino, casino, Comino, concertino, Filipino, fino, Gino, keno, Ladino, Latino, Leno, maraschino, merino, Monte Cassino, Navarino, neutrino, Pacino, palomino, pecorino, Reno, San Marino, Sansovino, Torino, Trevino, Valentino, vino, Zeno chino¹ nounˈCHēnōˈtʃinoʊ 1A cotton twill fabric, typically khaki-colored. （尤指黄褐色的）斜纹棉布 Example sentencesExamples A college boy inspired range of casual leisurewear which mixes denim, chino and corduroy with splashes of colour, such as orange, red and green. The hottest-selling fabric for embroidered caps today is a chino cotton-washed material, which is processed in such a way that it provides a soft, luxurious but sturdy finish. Winchester police are looking for the man, described as white, aged 18-22, about 5ft 8in, with short hair, chino trousers and a ‘smart but casual appearance’. The hot looks for shorts this summer include denim, combat (cargo and/or camouflage) and chino style. He was wearing a yellow golf shirt, tucked into khaki chino shorts with a call phone clipped to his belt - the Republican uniform. The hat is enzyme bio-washed chino twill with silicone softeners, low profile, six panels with sewn eyelets on each panel, and has a self-fabric strap with antique brass slide buckle closure and tuck-in grommet. 1.1chinos Casual pants made from chino or a similar fabric. she wore crumpled chinos and a football shirt Example sentencesExamples Slip-on sandals are extremely versatile as they can be worn with dressier chinos, jeans and even a nice pair of Bermuda shorts. short sleeve dress shirt He therefore does not wear ‘sponge bag’ trousers, similar to chinos, or the flashy, personalised waistcoats sported by William and other prefects. I should just be wearing chinos and a short-sleeved shirt. Stay away from wearing your khaki chinos during the winter months; you're better off with wool or flannel pants. I turned to a young man wearing a turtleneck and chinos. You will see men and women in jeans, chinos, tailored trousers and jackets, anoraks, trainers, sportswear, coats and fleece - all garments developed from the uniform tradition. They now wear chinos and pullovers and swan around Putney or F'lam and… anyway, enough about them. Like jeans, khakis and chinos, they can be worn with just about any style shirt, shoes and boots. While wearing them with suits is a big no-no, discreet leather sneakers can be worn with chinos as a last resort. Between the polo shirts, V-neck sweaters, and chinos, these dapper gents could double up as Ralph Lauren models. Try them out with a nice pair of Earth tone flat-front chinos or slim-fit blue jeans, and a classic button-down shirt - tucked in or not. I was wearing my standard uniform of chinos, polo shirt and a light sweater, and this felt about right. He wore chinos, a polo shirt, and Topsiders with no socks to work - and he had little regard for rank or status. The delegates wear designer chinos and yellow baseball caps and the talk is all about patriotism and duty - just don't mention the deficit, welfare meltdown or what's really in the manifesto. But the youth turned to other fabrics and other styles of casual trousers such as khakis, chinos, and branded wear. Just don't get caught wearing your sneakers with chinos and suits, at least not by me! On dress-down Fridays half the tunnels' inhabitants are men wearing polo shirts tucked into chinos. I've had to go back another generation of trousers, reverting to the chinos I was wearing a couple of years back. We are told that the company has been making clothing from well before the second world war and the range being sold here include shirts, polos, chinos, semi-formal trousers and ties. Whatever these shoes promise, leave the really jazzed up sneakers for the courts and wear more subtle sneakers with your jeans or chinos. Origin 1940s: from Latin American Spanish, literally ‘toasted’ (referring to the typical color). Chino² proper nounˈtʃinoʊˈCHēnō A city in southwestern California, east of Los Angeles; population 83,031 (est. 2008). noun.1 name.1
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Definition of chino in English:

chino

Origin

Rhymes

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Chino2

chino¹

Chino²