one-piece
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3.2
- adjective
- /ˈwʌnˌpis/
:
de una sola pieza
- Well, last year, she was in a one-piece snowsuit.
- one-piece bathing suit
- one-piece construction
Girls who like bikinis, girls who like one pieces, whatever, right?
- Girls who like bikinis, girls who like one pieces, whatever, right?
- This is the Atlanta one piece right here and then this is the bikini top.
- So I have this huge jumpsuit, like literally this super cute one piece.
- So it is a one piece and it's so cute and I love it.
- So maybe I did buy one piece for me that I would, you know, really like.
Examples
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Patti is wearing a yellow one-piece bathing suit that isn't altogether flattering.
Fiction book (1994) -
He's in a one-piece that goes from his neck to his knees.
Fiction book (2001) -
So it is a one piece and it's so cute and I love it.
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Also, I got this swimsuit and this is a one piece and this looks super fancy.
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This summer, I bought a stylish one-piece swimsuit that fits perfectly.
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The fashion show featured a stunning one-piece dress, showcasing elegant designs.
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She prefers a one-piece outfit for its comfort and simplicity during casual outings.
Antonyms
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3.5
Clothing made of three matching pieces, usually a jacket, trousers and a waistcoat
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Etymology
One-piece comes from joining one ('single') and piece ('part'), so it literally means 'a single part'. That's why one-piece clothes, like swimsuits or pajamas, are made as one item instead of a separate top and bottom, which makes them easy to put on.