Translations for „anorak“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

ano·rak [ˈænəræk] N

1. anorak (jacket):

anorak

anorak m

2. anorak Brit inf:

anorak

piflar(ka) m (f)

anorak

čudak(inja) m (f)

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

However, the term windcheater precedes the term windbreaker and was originally used to describe a sort of garment that was more akin to a pull-over anorak than a modern windbreaker.

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Go to many railway stations in the country and you will find hunched figures in anoraks train-spotting.

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We've got the anoraks, of course, and we've got people who like coaches.

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He is a fan of buses and trains, wears a beige anorak, scarf, woollen gloves and clutching a nylon shopping bag with a set of keys taped to the handle.

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But your average football manager has traditionally been associated with embarrassing sartorial own goals, such as dowdy anoraks or all-enveloping sheepskin coats.

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Let me pause briefly to put a few anoraks out of their misery.

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Hunters still wear hand-made polar bear skin garments, caribou anoraks and skin boots for warmth on winter hunting trips.

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Waterproof anorak jackets are about $180 and beanies are about $40.

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Both women are interesting for different reasons and, for political anoraks, well worth observing.

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The word's resonances were close to those of modern terms for individuals with obsessive interests in technical minutiae, such as nerd, trainspotter or anorak.

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