English to Maori Meaning of jean - Jean

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Definitions of jean in English
Noun(1) a coarse durable twill-weave cotton fabric
Examples of jean in English
(1) Jean skirts, jean jackets, and all lengths and styles of jeans can give your wardrobe great variety!(2) a jean jacket(3) She walked down the street in her black leather boots, jean skirt and heavy biker jacket.(4) The investments into denim manufacturing accounts for a fifth of the nation's denim jean production capacity.(5) A crowd pleaser was the dark denim jean skirt with pink pockets, paired with a pink tank top.(6) The weather had taken a chilly turn overnight so I grabbed my heavy jean jacket and backpack and was out the door.(7) jean jacket
Related Phrases of jean
(1) blue jean ::
Jean puru
Synonyms
Noun
1. denim ::
Tenimi
2. blue jean ::
Jean puru
Different Forms
jean, jeanette, jeanine, jeans
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Jean Buridan proposed a philosophical thesis stating

Jean Buridan proposed a philosophical thesis stating

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