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1 loose
[luːs] adjective1) not tight; not firmly stretched:غَيْر مُحْكَم الرباط ، فَضْفاضThis belt is loose.
2) not firmly fixed:مَفْكوك، رَخْوThis button is loose.
3) not tied; free:طَليق، غَيْر مَربوطThe horses are loose in the field.
4) not packed; not in a packet:لَيس في العُلْبَهloose biscuits.
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2 رداء
رِدَاء \ garment: any article of clothing. \ رِداء (رسميّ) \ robe: a long loose ceremonial garment, as worn by judges, priests, kings, etc. \ See Also ثوب (ثَوْب) \ رِدَاء خارِجيّ فَضْفَاض \ cape: a loose outer garment, worn over the shoulders. smock: a light, loose garment usu. worn to protect other garments. \ رِدَاءٌ خارِجيّ للمنزل \ dressing gown, bathrobe: a long loose garment, worn when one is only partly dressed. \ رِدَاء سِرْوَاليّ (عَفْرِيتة) \ overalls: strong cotton trousers that continue (as a single garment) over the chest and shoulders, or over the whole body, and are worn for dirty work in factories, etc.. \ رِدَاء ضيّق (يرتديه الراقِصُ أو البَهْلَوَان) \ tights: a garment worn by women and dancers that covers the body tightly from the waist to the ends of both feet. \ See Also محكم (مُحْكَم) \ رِدَاء طويل بدون أَكْمام \ tunic: a short straight dress, usu. sleeveless, worn by women, with or without trousers; a close-fitting short coat (worn esp. by policemen and soldiers). \ رِدَاء فَضْفاض (للمنزل) \ robe: a long loose garment worn in the house: a bath robe. \ رِدَاء يابانِيّ \ kimono: a loose garment worn in Japan. -
3 معطف
مِعْطَف \ coat: an outer garment, fastened down the front and often having pockets: a sports coat; a raincoat. jacket: a short coat. overcoat: a long warm coat that is worn (over other clothes) in the open air in cold weather. \ مِعْطَف فَضْفَاض \ cloak: a loose outer garment with no sleeves. \ مِعْطَف مُشَمَّع (دِثار أو مِعْطَف واقٍ من المَطَر) \ mackintosh, mac, mack: raincoat; a coat made to keep out the rain, usu. treated with rubber or plastic. raincoat: a coat that gives protection from the rain. waterproof: a raincoat. \ مِعْطَف النّجاة \ life jacket: a short sleeveless coat of material that will float, used to prevent sb. from sinking in the sea. -
4 hood
[hud] nounقَلَنْسُوَه، غِطاء للرأسThe monk pulled his hood over his head.
2) a folding cover on a car, pram etc:مِظَلَّة لعربَة الأطْفالPut the hood of the pram up – the baby is getting wet.
3) (American) the bonnet of a car:غِطاء السيّارهHe raised the hood to look at the engine.
4) a fold of cloth representing a hood, worn by university graduates over their gowns on ceremonial occasions:قُبَّعَة يلبسها الطلاب في احتفالات التَّخريجThe professors and lecturers all wore their gowns and hoods for the graduation ceremony.
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5 jacket
[ˈdʒækɪt] noun1) a short coat:سُتْرَهHe wore brown trousers and a blue jacket.
2) a covering, especially a loose paper cover for a book:غِلافI like the design on this (book-)jacket.
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6 برنامج
بَرْنامَج \ programme: a plan for a course of action (listing what is to be done, and when): a political programme; a building programme, (in radio or television) any separate part of the day’s activities: a children’s programme between 5:00 and 6:00, a list of events or performers, to guide those who will watch or listen: a sports programme; the radio programme. \ بَرْنامَج عَمَل \ shedule: a list of things to be done at certain times; a timetable: a schedule of work; a train schedule. \ بُرْنُس (للرأس) \ hood: a loose covering for the head and neck, which is often part of a coat. -
7 قلنسوة
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8 beret
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9 bonnet
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10 cap
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11 hood
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12 hood
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13 jacket
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