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81 ladies' clothes
s.ropa de señora. -
82 men's clothes
s.ropa de caballeros, ropa de hombres, ropa para hombres, ropa de caballero. -
83 old clothes
s.vestidos viejos, ropa vieja, hilachos. -
84 old-clothes shop
s.tienda de ropa vieja, ropavejería, trapería. -
85 plain clothes
s.traje de paisano, traje civil, ropa de civil, traje de calle. -
86 plain-clothes
adj.no uniformado.s.de paisano, no uniformado (police). -
87 plain-clothes man
s.policía sin uniforme, investigador privado, detective, investigador encubierto. -
88 plain-clothes policeman
s.policía de paisano, policía de civil. -
89 play clothes
s.ropa de jugar. -
90 ready-made clothes
s.ropa hecha. -
91 riding clothes
s.ropa para montar. -
92 second-hand clothes
s.ropa usada, ropa de segunda mano. -
93 soiled clothes
s.ropa sucia. -
94 sport clothes
s.ropas deportivas, ropa de sport. -
95 street clothes
s.traje de calle, traje civil, traje para el día, terno de calle. -
96 Sunday clothes
s.ropa dominguera. -
97 swaddling clothes
s.pañales, mantillas. -
98 sweaty clothes
s.ropa sudada. -
99 tight-fitting clothes
s.ropa muy ajustada, ropa ajustada, ropa ceñida. -
100 under-clothes
s.ropa interior, prendas íntimas, paños menores.
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