Definition of pyjamas in English:

pyjamas

(US pajamas)

plural noun pəˈdʒɑːməz

1A loose-fitting jacket and trousers for sleeping in.
a pair of pyjamas
一套睡衣裤。
pyjama trousers
睡裤。
Example sentencesExamples
- His pajama trousers are simple black sweats that are a little long even on him; he's standing on the bottoms.
- She pulled on her pajama bottoms, and then her top, went to her bed, got in under the sheets and pulled them up over herself.
- Six months before, Lord Elgin had allowed me to try on James Bruce's scarlet pyjama trousers.
- Personally I think the jackets look like pyjama coats, but they are not my cuppa.
- He shed his pajama bottoms and pulled on a pair of pants over his boxers.
- He looked at her in her cow print pajama bottoms and sweat jacket.
- Out of the dryer, he pulled out a pair of boxers and pajama bottoms.
- Beth hastily pulled on her nightdress, while Louis frantically rummaged around for his pyjama trousers.
- He said that he had not dressed properly but had been wearing slippers, trousers, a vest and pyjama jacket about the house.
- Other highlights include PVC dresses, lace dresses, gold pyjama trousers and chiffon tops.
- It's now been several weeks since I've had to lock him in his room for failing to put a crease in my pyjama trousers.
- She saw she was wearing a pair of pyjama trousers and a pyjama t-shirt.
- He was lying on his back, wearing only his blue pyjama trousers.
- He finished toweling himself dry and pulled on the pajama bottoms that Dawn gave him the first night.
- He'd already knelt down next to Jake, rolled his pyjama trousers up and put an ice pack over his knee.
- Slowly he undid his pyjama jacket and dropped his pyjama trousers down around his ankles.
- Nobody's strolling by with trunks full of smoking jackets and silk pyjamas!
- I washed up, brushed my teeth, pulled on my pajama bottoms despite the warm breeze trickling through my open window.
- Walking to the bed I grabbed a pair of blue plaid pajama bottoms, slipped them on then pulled a white t-shirt over my head.
- I stripped off my dress and pulled on a pair of pyjama bottoms and a vest, before climbing into bed.
1. 1.1 A pair of loose trousers tied by a drawstring around the waist, worn by both sexes in some Asian countries.
  （亚洲男女围腰而系的）宽松裤
  Example sentencesExamples
  Dressed now in a pair of Capri pajamas and a tank top she went back to the stove and put the noodles in the water.
  At the Indian counter, a combination of kurta pyjamas with and without jackets is available.
  Both men and women also wear a kurta, a long tunic-like shirt, and pyjamas, loose baggy trousers.
  Variants of trousers like pajamas and shalwar were worn in the northern plains of Indo-Iran.
  I put everything except for a pair of the pyjamas and the underwear into my closet.
  A draw-string allowed the pyjamas to comfortably embrace a great girth, and also to drop at a moments notice.

Derivatives

pyjamaed

adjective pəˈdʒɑːməd

Wearing pyjamas.
they would be pyjamaed and ready for bed when his lessons would begin
Example sentencesExamples
- When I was out for an early walk this morning I noticed a pyjamaed man trying to retrieve the paper that had landed high in a bush and it made me recall the joy of having paperboys many years ago.
- He stood now surveying his pyjamaed and unshaven self with extreme disfavour.
- Sometimes you wake and see them stumbling sleepily towards you, eyes hardly open, pyjamaed arms held out in front to guide them.

Origin

Early 19th century: from Urdu and Persian, from pāy 'leg' + jāma 'clothing'.

Definition of pajamas in US English:

pajamas

(British pyjamas)

plural noun

1A suit of loose pants and jacket or shirt for sleeping in.
睡衣裤
a pair of pajamas
一套睡衣裤。
pajama bottoms
Example sentencesExamples
- I stripped off my dress and pulled on a pair of pyjama bottoms and a vest, before climbing into bed.
- He'd already knelt down next to Jake, rolled his pyjama trousers up and put an ice pack over his knee.
- Personally I think the jackets look like pyjama coats, but they are not my cuppa.
- He said that he had not dressed properly but had been wearing slippers, trousers, a vest and pyjama jacket about the house.
- He shed his pajama bottoms and pulled on a pair of pants over his boxers.
- He looked at her in her cow print pajama bottoms and sweat jacket.
- He was lying on his back, wearing only his blue pyjama trousers.
- Six months before, Lord Elgin had allowed me to try on James Bruce's scarlet pyjama trousers.
- I washed up, brushed my teeth, pulled on my pajama bottoms despite the warm breeze trickling through my open window.
- His pajama trousers are simple black sweats that are a little long even on him; he's standing on the bottoms.
- She saw she was wearing a pair of pyjama trousers and a pyjama t-shirt.
- Walking to the bed I grabbed a pair of blue plaid pajama bottoms, slipped them on then pulled a white t-shirt over my head.
- Beth hastily pulled on her nightdress, while Louis frantically rummaged around for his pyjama trousers.
- Nobody's strolling by with trunks full of smoking jackets and silk pyjamas!
- Out of the dryer, he pulled out a pair of boxers and pajama bottoms.
- Slowly he undid his pyjama jacket and dropped his pyjama trousers down around his ankles.
- Other highlights include PVC dresses, lace dresses, gold pyjama trousers and chiffon tops.
- He finished toweling himself dry and pulled on the pajama bottoms that Dawn gave him the first night.
- She pulled on her pajama bottoms, and then her top, went to her bed, got in under the sheets and pulled them up over herself.
- It's now been several weeks since I've had to lock him in his room for failing to put a crease in my pyjama trousers.
1. 1.1 Any clothing suitable for wearing in bed.
  a picture of a baby in one-piece pajamas
2. 1.2pajamain singular A pair of loose pants tied by a drawstring around the waist, worn by both sexes in some Asian countries.
  （亚洲男女围腰而系的）宽松裤
  he was attired in an off-white kurta, white pajama, and red waistcoat
  Example sentencesExamples
  At the Indian counter, a combination of kurta pyjamas with and without jackets is available.
  Both men and women also wear a kurta, a long tunic-like shirt, and pyjamas, loose baggy trousers.
  Dressed now in a pair of Capri pajamas and a tank top she went back to the stove and put the noodles in the water.
  Variants of trousers like pajamas and shalwar were worn in the northern plains of Indo-Iran.
  I put everything except for a pair of the pyjamas and the underwear into my closet.
  A draw-string allowed the pyjamas to comfortably embrace a great girth, and also to drop at a moments notice.

Origin

Early 19th century: from Urdu and Persian, from pāy ‘leg’ + jāma ‘clothing’.

单词	pyjamas
释义	Definition of pyjamas in English: pyjamas (US pajamas) plural noun pəˈdʒɑːməz 1A loose-fitting jacket and trousers for sleeping in. a pair of pyjamas 一套睡衣裤。 pyjama trousers 睡裤。 Example sentencesExamples His pajama trousers are simple black sweats that are a little long even on him; he's standing on the bottoms. She pulled on her pajama bottoms, and then her top, went to her bed, got in under the sheets and pulled them up over herself. Six months before, Lord Elgin had allowed me to try on James Bruce's scarlet pyjama trousers. Personally I think the jackets look like pyjama coats, but they are not my cuppa. He shed his pajama bottoms and pulled on a pair of pants over his boxers. He looked at her in her cow print pajama bottoms and sweat jacket. Out of the dryer, he pulled out a pair of boxers and pajama bottoms. Beth hastily pulled on her nightdress, while Louis frantically rummaged around for his pyjama trousers. He said that he had not dressed properly but had been wearing slippers, trousers, a vest and pyjama jacket about the house. Other highlights include PVC dresses, lace dresses, gold pyjama trousers and chiffon tops. It's now been several weeks since I've had to lock him in his room for failing to put a crease in my pyjama trousers. She saw she was wearing a pair of pyjama trousers and a pyjama t-shirt. He was lying on his back, wearing only his blue pyjama trousers. He finished toweling himself dry and pulled on the pajama bottoms that Dawn gave him the first night. He'd already knelt down next to Jake, rolled his pyjama trousers up and put an ice pack over his knee. Slowly he undid his pyjama jacket and dropped his pyjama trousers down around his ankles. Nobody's strolling by with trunks full of smoking jackets and silk pyjamas! I washed up, brushed my teeth, pulled on my pajama bottoms despite the warm breeze trickling through my open window. Walking to the bed I grabbed a pair of blue plaid pajama bottoms, slipped them on then pulled a white t-shirt over my head. I stripped off my dress and pulled on a pair of pyjama bottoms and a vest, before climbing into bed. 1.1 A pair of loose trousers tied by a drawstring around the waist, worn by both sexes in some Asian countries. （亚洲男女围腰而系的）宽松裤 Example sentencesExamples Dressed now in a pair of Capri pajamas and a tank top she went back to the stove and put the noodles in the water. At the Indian counter, a combination of kurta pyjamas with and without jackets is available. Both men and women also wear a kurta, a long tunic-like shirt, and pyjamas, loose baggy trousers. Variants of trousers like pajamas and shalwar were worn in the northern plains of Indo-Iran. I put everything except for a pair of the pyjamas and the underwear into my closet. A draw-string allowed the pyjamas to comfortably embrace a great girth, and also to drop at a moments notice. Derivatives pyjamaed adjective pəˈdʒɑːməd Wearing pyjamas. they would be pyjamaed and ready for bed when his lessons would begin Example sentencesExamples When I was out for an early walk this morning I noticed a pyjamaed man trying to retrieve the paper that had landed high in a bush and it made me recall the joy of having paperboys many years ago. He stood now surveying his pyjamaed and unshaven self with extreme disfavour. Sometimes you wake and see them stumbling sleepily towards you, eyes hardly open, pyjamaed arms held out in front to guide them. Origin Early 19th century: from Urdu and Persian, from pāy 'leg' + jāma 'clothing'. Definition of pajamas in US English: pajamas (British pyjamas) plural noun 1A suit of loose pants and jacket or shirt for sleeping in. 睡衣裤 a pair of pajamas 一套睡衣裤。 pajama bottoms Example sentencesExamples I stripped off my dress and pulled on a pair of pyjama bottoms and a vest, before climbing into bed. He'd already knelt down next to Jake, rolled his pyjama trousers up and put an ice pack over his knee. Personally I think the jackets look like pyjama coats, but they are not my cuppa. He said that he had not dressed properly but had been wearing slippers, trousers, a vest and pyjama jacket about the house. He shed his pajama bottoms and pulled on a pair of pants over his boxers. He looked at her in her cow print pajama bottoms and sweat jacket. He was lying on his back, wearing only his blue pyjama trousers. Six months before, Lord Elgin had allowed me to try on James Bruce's scarlet pyjama trousers. I washed up, brushed my teeth, pulled on my pajama bottoms despite the warm breeze trickling through my open window. His pajama trousers are simple black sweats that are a little long even on him; he's standing on the bottoms. She saw she was wearing a pair of pyjama trousers and a pyjama t-shirt. Walking to the bed I grabbed a pair of blue plaid pajama bottoms, slipped them on then pulled a white t-shirt over my head. Beth hastily pulled on her nightdress, while Louis frantically rummaged around for his pyjama trousers. Nobody's strolling by with trunks full of smoking jackets and silk pyjamas! Out of the dryer, he pulled out a pair of boxers and pajama bottoms. Slowly he undid his pyjama jacket and dropped his pyjama trousers down around his ankles. Other highlights include PVC dresses, lace dresses, gold pyjama trousers and chiffon tops. He finished toweling himself dry and pulled on the pajama bottoms that Dawn gave him the first night. She pulled on her pajama bottoms, and then her top, went to her bed, got in under the sheets and pulled them up over herself. It's now been several weeks since I've had to lock him in his room for failing to put a crease in my pyjama trousers. 1.1 Any clothing suitable for wearing in bed. a picture of a baby in one-piece pajamas 1.2pajamain singular A pair of loose pants tied by a drawstring around the waist, worn by both sexes in some Asian countries. （亚洲男女围腰而系的）宽松裤 he was attired in an off-white kurta, white pajama, and red waistcoat Example sentencesExamples At the Indian counter, a combination of kurta pyjamas with and without jackets is available. Both men and women also wear a kurta, a long tunic-like shirt, and pyjamas, loose baggy trousers. Dressed now in a pair of Capri pajamas and a tank top she went back to the stove and put the noodles in the water. Variants of trousers like pajamas and shalwar were worn in the northern plains of Indo-Iran. I put everything except for a pair of the pyjamas and the underwear into my closet. A draw-string allowed the pyjamas to comfortably embrace a great girth, and also to drop at a moments notice. Origin Early 19th century: from Urdu and Persian, from pāy ‘leg’ + jāma ‘clothing’.
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