Definition of trackie in English:

trackie

noun

British informal

1usually as modifier A tracksuit.
trackie bottoms
Example sentencesExamples
- They've gone for a really ‘modern’ image, with him in a splendid trendy trackie type thing.
- Then I spot a group of five or six real chavs in hooded tops and trackie bottoms sitting on a wall by a bus stop.
- Keen to blend Gold Rush-era style with modern practicality, one customer has paired a cowboy shirt with trackie bottoms.
- After all, with more people working from home, how much more comfortable is it to pull on a trendy pair of trackie bottoms or jeans than a skirt and tights?
- It's great to go round in an old trackie in the evening and come home to bed.
- 4.5 carat gold, trackie trousers tucked into socks, fake Burberry, the lot.
- I rushed down in my trackie bottoms to be greeted by a smile from our postie and a nice bulging package hot from the States.
- I saw a couple today with their trackie tops on, zipped up to the top!
- Norman can't actually see you in your winter's best clothing of trackie pants and woolly socks.
- Sometimes when I go, there's a bloke with long hair and he wears a sleeveless vest and trackie bottoms.
- That's right, she was spending more than many of us earn in a month on something to hold her trackie bottoms up.
- A chap got up to get off - wearing short shorts and a zip-up trackie top with the collar up, brown legs, a flash tennis racquet poking out the top of his sports bag.
- A third guy, who copped a hefty fine and a community-based order on a burglary charge, wandered in wearing an old pair of trackie daks (with a hole in one knee) and a tatty old jumper.
1. 1.1trackies Tracksuit trousers.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Mind you, they might have come from work rather than from a day at home studying in trackies…
  My crime was that I was not legitimately, gently jogging with my loved one, in matching velour trackies and ‘hi-tops’, to see what the latest offers are in the garden centre.
  I don't think I've ever seen quite so many spotty teenagers in baseball caps, hoodies, white trainers and nylon trackies in one place before.
  I wore trackies and trainers, my hair swept back.
  Not that I wander around in tweed jackets, nylon trackies or sandals, you understand, but the latest trends in clothing tend to pass me by.
  Quickly, I take off my school uniform and pull on a pair of trackies and a t-shirt.
  There are right and wrong trackies, and a right and wrong way to wear them.
  But as Jules tells her mother: ‘Just because I wear trackies and play sport, doesn't make me a lesbian’.
  A local night club is holding a special 14 to 18 yr only dance shortly however the management have made it clear that kids wearing hoodies, trainers and trackies will not be let in.
  Daniel hurriedly changed into a pair of black trackies and a white-collar shirt.
  I noticed she had her ugg-boots on her feet, and a pair of old trackies and an equally old sweater on.

单词	trackie
释义	Definition of trackie in English: trackie noun British informal 1usually as modifier A tracksuit. trackie bottoms Example sentencesExamples They've gone for a really ‘modern’ image, with him in a splendid trendy trackie type thing. Then I spot a group of five or six real chavs in hooded tops and trackie bottoms sitting on a wall by a bus stop. Keen to blend Gold Rush-era style with modern practicality, one customer has paired a cowboy shirt with trackie bottoms. After all, with more people working from home, how much more comfortable is it to pull on a trendy pair of trackie bottoms or jeans than a skirt and tights? It's great to go round in an old trackie in the evening and come home to bed. 4.5 carat gold, trackie trousers tucked into socks, fake Burberry, the lot. I rushed down in my trackie bottoms to be greeted by a smile from our postie and a nice bulging package hot from the States. I saw a couple today with their trackie tops on, zipped up to the top! Norman can't actually see you in your winter's best clothing of trackie pants and woolly socks. Sometimes when I go, there's a bloke with long hair and he wears a sleeveless vest and trackie bottoms. That's right, she was spending more than many of us earn in a month on something to hold her trackie bottoms up. A chap got up to get off - wearing short shorts and a zip-up trackie top with the collar up, brown legs, a flash tennis racquet poking out the top of his sports bag. A third guy, who copped a hefty fine and a community-based order on a burglary charge, wandered in wearing an old pair of trackie daks (with a hole in one knee) and a tatty old jumper. 1.1trackies Tracksuit trousers. Example sentencesExamples Mind you, they might have come from work rather than from a day at home studying in trackies… My crime was that I was not legitimately, gently jogging with my loved one, in matching velour trackies and ‘hi-tops’, to see what the latest offers are in the garden centre. I don't think I've ever seen quite so many spotty teenagers in baseball caps, hoodies, white trainers and nylon trackies in one place before. I wore trackies and trainers, my hair swept back. Not that I wander around in tweed jackets, nylon trackies or sandals, you understand, but the latest trends in clothing tend to pass me by. Quickly, I take off my school uniform and pull on a pair of trackies and a t-shirt. There are right and wrong trackies, and a right and wrong way to wear them. But as Jules tells her mother: ‘Just because I wear trackies and play sport, doesn't make me a lesbian’. A local night club is holding a special 14 to 18 yr only dance shortly however the management have made it clear that kids wearing hoodies, trainers and trackies will not be let in. Daniel hurriedly changed into a pair of black trackies and a white-collar shirt. I noticed she had her ugg-boots on her feet, and a pair of old trackies and an equally old sweater on.
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