леггинсы
legginsy
The English phrase "leggings" is translated into Russian as леггинсы (legginsy).
The term refers to skin-tight trousers made from stretchy fabric that cover the legs from the waist to the ankles.
How does it change in a sentence?
леггинсы is a feminine noun.
How do you pronounce it?
The romanization is legginsy.
Did you know?
- While леггинсы is common, some Russians use the term лосины, which historically referred to a specific type of shiny, athletic tights from the Soviet era.
- Depending on the context, леггинсы can be confused with колготки, which refers specifically to pantyhose or tights that are worn under other clothes.
- Because леггинсы is a relatively new loanword, many older Russian speakers may not recognize it at all, preferring much older Russian descriptions of tight-fitting trousers.
Examples in context
- Я ношу черные леггинсы.I am wearing black leggings.
- Мои новые лосины очень удобные.My new leggings are very comfortable.
- Где мои леггинсы?Where are my leggings?
- Это твои новые лосины?Are these your new leggings?
- Я ищу теплые леггинсы на зиму.I am looking for warm leggings for winter.
- У нее модные лосины с животным принтом.She has trendy leggings with an animal print.
- Мне нравятся лосины с яркими цветами.I like leggings with bright colors.
- Я предпочитаю леггинсы из эластичной ткани.I prefer leggings made of elastic fabric.
- Эти черные леггинсы очень удобные.Eti chernye legginsy ochen' udobnye.These black leggings are very comfortable.
- Мне нужны новые леггинсы для йоги.Mne nuzhny novye legginsy dlya yogi.I need new leggings for yoga.
- Где ты купила эти леггинсы?Gde ty kupila eti legginsy?Where did you buy these leggings?
Example conversation
Olga is getting ready for a workout at home.
- Дмитрий DmitryОльга, ты идешь на тренировку?Ol'ga, ty idesh' na trenirovku?Olga, are you going to your workout?
- Ольга OlgaДа, я надела новые леггинсы.Da, ya nadela novye legginsy.Yes, I put on my new leggings.
- Дмитрий DmitryОни выглядят отлично на тебе.Oni vyglyadyat otlichno na tebe.They look great on you.
- Ольга OlgaСпасибо, Дмитрий!Spasibo, Dmitriy!Thanks, Dmitry!