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UK/["/dʒiːnz/"]/US/["/dʒiːnz/"]/

Meaning of Jeans

trousers made of denim (= a type of strong cotton)

In simple words: Trousers made of denim fabric.

Jeans in a sentence

  • I always **wear jeans**.
  • a **pair of** designer **jeans**
  • **skinny/baggy jeans**
  • **ripped/faded jeans**
  • a young man in jeans and a T-shirt

How to use Jeans

Commonly used in casual settings. 'Jeans' is appropriate for everyday conversations, but less formal in business contexts. Avoid using in formal dress codes.

Grammar pattern

standalone noun

Memory hint

Think of 'genes' – the fabric of our lives, just like how jeans are a wardrobe staple.

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Collocations with Jeans

Synonyms for Jeans

  • denim pants
  • blue jeans
  • trousers
  • slacks
  • bottoms

Opposites of Jeans

  • formal trousers
  • shorts

Common mistakes with Jeans

  • Confusing 'jeans' with 'pants' – 'pants' can refer to any trousers, while 'jeans' specifically means denim.
  • Using 'jean' to refer to a single pair, which is not standard; 'jeans' is plural even when referring to one item.
  • Mispronouncing it as 'jeen' instead of 'jeenz'.

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Frequently asked questions about Jeans

What does Jeans mean?

Trousers made of denim fabric.

What is the definition of Jeans?

trousers made of denim (= a type of strong cotton)

How do you use Jeans in a sentence?

I always **wear jeans**.

Can you give another example of Jeans?

a **pair of** designer **jeans**

What are synonyms for Jeans?

Common alternatives include denim pants, blue jeans, trousers, slacks, bottoms.

What is the opposite of Jeans?

Opposite meanings include formal trousers, shorts.

What words go with Jeans?

It commonly pairs with skintight, stretch, tight, pair, pull on, pull up, pull off, pocket.

What are common mistakes when using Jeans?

Confusing 'jeans' with 'pants' – 'pants' can refer to any trousers, while 'jeans' specifically means denim. Using 'jean' to refer to a single pair, which is not standard; 'jeans' is plural even when referring to one item. Mispronouncing it as 'jeen' instead of 'jeenz'.

How do you pronounce Jeans?

US: /["/dʒiːnz/"]/, UK: /["/dʒiːnz/"]/. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Jeans?

Commonly used in casual settings. 'Jeans' is appropriate for everyday conversations, but less formal in business contexts. Avoid using in formal dress codes.

What CEFR level is Jeans?

"Jeans" is at A1 level on the CEFR scale.