Wool meaning in English
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Definition
wool: a fabric which comes from the hair of a sheep
Examples
- "100% wool."
Exercise 1
Fill in the blanks with terms used in the dialogue!
The first term refers to the hair which grows on sheep and is taken to make clothes (winter hats, pullovers, etc.): .
Next, find the term which means "boxers", "underwear", or shorts worn under the trousers: .
The first term refers to the hair which grows on sheep and is taken to make clothes (winter hats, pullovers, etc.): .
Next, find the term which means "boxers", "underwear", or shorts worn under the trousers: .
Fill in the blanks with terms used in the dialogue!
The first term refers to the hair which grows on sheep and is taken to make clothes (winter hats, pullovers, etc.): wool 1.
Next, find the term which means "boxers", "underwear", or shorts worn under the trousers: underpants 2.
The first term refers to the hair which grows on sheep and is taken to make clothes (winter hats, pullovers, etc.): wool 1.
Next, find the term which means "boxers", "underwear", or shorts worn under the trousers: underpants 2.
1 wool: "Wool" is the correct answer here. A scarf, jumper, etc. made of "wool" is made of sheep's hair. Clothes made from wool keep you nice and warm! Note that they can also be described as "woolen" or "woolly": "That's a nice wooly jumper you're wearing", "I need to buy a woolen hat to keep me warm".
2 underpants: "Underpants" is the right answer. These are worn under a person's pants, skirt, or trousers! "Underpants" are generally worn by men, while women wear "knickers" or "panties".
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