French translation of gallygaskins is 
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Meaning of "gallygaskins" in English

"Gallygaskins" is a historical term referring to a type of loose-fitting trousers or breeches from the late 16th to early 17th century. These garments, known for their baggy silhouette, often reached just below the knee or mid-calf and were sometimes padded for added structure. Typically crafted from heavy fabrics such as wool, gallygaskins were part of the attire worn predominantly by men during this period. Over time, the term has fallen out of common use, but it offers an intriguing glimpse into the fashion history of the Renaissance era.

Meaning of "gallygaskins" in French

The term "gallygaskins" in French also refers to an old style of voluminous trousers worn mostly in the 16th and 17th centuries. They were characterized by their loose fit and were often made from sturdy materials like wool. These pants were a staple in men’s fashion during that period, epitomizing the elaborate and ornate clothing styles of the time. Despite being largely outdated today, the term evokes a historical context rich with cultural and sartorial significance.

Pronunciation of "gallygaskins" in English

Phonetic Transcription: [ˌɡæliˈɡæskɪnz].

Pronunciation Variations: There are no significant regional variations in the pronunciation of "gallygaskins" as it is a historical term and is largely standardized in pronunciation.

Pronunciation of "gallygaskins" in French

Phonetic Transcription: [ɡa.li.ɡa.skĩ].

Pronunciation Variations: As "gallygaskins" is a loanword and historical term, it generally retains a standard pronunciation in French, without notable regional differences.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

1. He wore a pair of gallygaskins to the historical reenactment. (Il a porté un pantalon gallygaskins à la reconstitution historique.)

2. The gallygaskins were crafted from a durable wool fabric. (Les gallygaskins étaient fabriqués dans un tissu de laine résistant.)

3. A costume designer needs to understand how to create gallygaskins. (Un costumier doit savoir comment créer des gallygaskins.)

4. Gallygaskins were part of the standard attire for men in the 17th century. (Les gallygaskins faisaient partie de la tenue standard des hommes au XVIIe siècle.)

5. The museum displayed a pair of original gallygaskins. (Le musée a exposé une paire de gallygaskins originaux.)

6. Tailors at the time were skilled in making gallygaskins. (Les tailleurs de l'époque étaient habiles à fabriquer des gallygaskins.)

7. The play had all the actors dressed in gallygaskins. (La pièce avait tous les acteurs vêtus de gallygaskins.)

8. My grandfather told us stories about wearing gallygaskins. (Mon grand-père nous a raconté des histoires sur le port de gallygaskins.)

9. Gallygaskins are rarely seen in modern fashion. (Les gallygaskins sont rarement vus dans la mode moderne.)

10. He found an old pattern for making gallygaskins. (Il a trouvé un vieux patron pour fabriquer des gallygaskins.)

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "gallygaskins" in English

Synonyms: breeches, trousers, pants, slops.

Antonyms: shorts, skirt.

Similar Words: knickerbockers, culottes, pantaloons, leggings.

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "gallygaskins" in French

Synonyms: culottes, pantalons, braies.

Antonyms: shorts, jupe.

Similar Words: knickerbockers, culottes, pantalons bouffants, jambières.

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