0 trousers made from denim (= a strong, usually blue, material) -- kot pantolon, blucin
a pair of jeans
Instead, it lists some simple words that it apparently hopes young, hip readers will associate with its jeans.
Widely circulating stories of covered young women wearing tight jeans beneath their modest outer garments is perhaps the most common version of this juxtaposition.
They dress in jeans and baseball caps, and are often broke and bored.
He wore clean black jeans tucked inside expensive-looking new desert boots.
Most wore the loose or baggy jeans and shirts fashionable at the time.
In response to the customer's query on price, the salesperson in line 22 answers that the jeans cost 'eighty-nine dollars'.
The customer's negative evaluation of the salesperson is followed by volunteered information about the price of the pair of jeans he is wearing.
Jeans (1902) was the first to predict the instability of selfgravitating large-scale gas clouds.
