blazer znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady blazer

• Blazer et al. (1998) found a significant relationship between education, income and psychological and physical wellbeing.

• The present prohibition on double-breasted blazers was imposed in order to save labour and materials.

• I am talking not about expensive blazers with expensive impedimenta but about simple, practical working clothing which is sensible for young people.

• What matters is the type of man who wears the blazer.

• We are paying more to have children wearing slightly smarter blazers.

• Then there is the problem of disasters—a blazer gets torn, an essential item is lost.

• That adds up to at least £70 before taking account of blazers, shoes and other parts of the uniform.

• There is a temptation to say that too many old-fashioned ideas are held by those who wear blazers and sit on committees.