chino

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chino

A man wears a pair of chino trousers to the office.

Definition

Noun: 1. A sturdy, twilled cotton fabric, typically of a khaki color: This fabric is known for its durability and is often used for military uniforms, workwear, and casual trousers. 2. Trousers made from this fabric: A common term for casual pants, often khaki-colored, made from chino cloth.

Usage Examples
  • As a fabric (uncountable noun):
    • The jacket is made from a soft, durable chino.
    • This type of chino is perfect for summer uniforms.
  • As trousers (countable noun, often plural):
    • He wore a pair of beige chinos with a polo shirt.
    • I need to buy new chinos for the office.
Advanced Usage
  • The term is often used in the plural form "chinos" to refer to the trousers themselves, which are a staple of smart-casual attire.
  • While traditionally khaki/tan, chinos are now available in many colors (e.g., navy, olive, grey).
Variants and Related Words
  • Chino cloth: A more specific term for the fabric itself.
  • Khakis: A near-synonym when referring to the trousers, though "khakis" can sometimes imply a slightly different cut or style.
Synonyms
  • For the fabric: twill, cotton drill.
  • For the trousers: khakis, casual trousers, twills.
Related Phrases
  • Chino-style: Describing an item (like a skirt or jacket) made from or resembling chino fabric.
    • She prefers chino-style shorts in the summer.
chino

A man wears a pair of chino trousers to the office.

Noun
  1. a coarse twilled cotton fabric frequently used for uniforms
  2. trousers made with chino cloth