tracksuit
- noun
- /ˈtræksuːt/
- I wore my favorite tracksuit while exercising at the gym.
- velour tracksuit
- blue tracksuit
- Adidas tracksuit
So he was in his standard issue prison grey tracksuit.
- So he was in his standard issue prison grey tracksuit.
- And I never had a tracksuit in my life.
Examples
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After a long day, I love to relax in my comfortable tracksuit.
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Next, I have this gorgeous, gorgeous tracksuit from River Island and I this is so much nicer in real life than I was expecting it to be.
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And I never had a tracksuit in my life.
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Let me, I'll just say, do you want a tracksuit for Christmas from them?
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Before that was just getting on that plane to go to be at that Games, to have that tracksuit was a great honour.
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No, I'm not wearing the best tracksuit for this, but I think we'll be all right.
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This time, it was like they were trying too hard, and you saw your mum in that tracksuit.
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A tall black guy in a dark blue tracksuit with a baseball cap turned around on his head was standing in the bar.
Fiction book (1997) -
As soon as I put on my first Juicy tracksuit, I was obsessed.
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Women in bright tracksuits cheer.
Fiction book (2002)
Synonyms
Clothes you wear for sport or casual activity
A matching set of comfortable clothes with a top and pants for exercise or relaxing
A matching set of loose, comfortable clothes with sweatpants and a sweatshirt for exercise or casual wear
A matching jacket and pants worn for running or exercise
Clothes people wear for sports or exercise and often for comfort
A set of clothes worn for exercise class, usually a shirt and shorts
Loose soft pants and a matching top worn for exercise or at home
A set of loose, comfortable clothes worn for exercise
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Etymology
Tracksuit comes from joining track, which means 'running path', and suit, which means 'a set of clothes'. It was used for the jacket-and-pants people wore on the track, so tracksuit now means the comfortable two-piece outfit for sports or exercise.