Translations for „socks“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

sock [sɑːk, Brit sɒk] N

sock

meia f

to pull one's socks up inf

fazer um esforço

Usage examples with socks

to pull one's socks up inf

fazer um esforço

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The school uniform was a khaki outfit of shorts and shirt with grey socks and black shoes for everyday wear.

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Claret and sky blue shorts/socks were worn in several away games in order to prevent kit mix-ups.

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In winter a white long-sleeved collared shirt is worn, along with house tie, black belt, grey trousers, grey socks, black lace up shoes and a maroon blazer.

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The bundle also contained a jacket, silk knee socks and silk bodices woven with gold and silver thread (definitely not for every-day use).

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He had been working on it for some time, sneaking in late at night to sew old socks and broken calculators onto several pillowcases.

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These are split-toed socks with two compartments one smaller compartment for the big toe, and a larger compartment for the four remaining toes.

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The stirrup socks served to display team colors, stripes or team logos.

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It is rumoured that the boys did better at darning socks than the girls.

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His favourite was to dress me as a schoolgirl, in pigtails and little pleated skirts, and knee socks.

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What started out as a thermal socks business now boasts a wide range of products including blankets, jumpers, thermal underwear, tights, leggings, hats and gloves.

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