wetsuit

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Etymology

From wet + suit.

Noun

A man in a wetsuit.

wetsuit (plural wetsuits)

1. A close fitting, insulating garment usually made from neoprene or similar material designed to keep one warm during activities on or under water.

Translations

close fitting, insulating garment

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 緊身潛水衣 (cmn), 紧身潜水衣 (cmn) (jǐnshēnqiánshuǐyī), 潛水衣 (cmn), 潜水衣 (cmn) (qiánshuǐyī)

• Finnish: märkäpuku (fi)
• French: combinaison humide (fr) f
• German: Tauchanzug (de) m
• Italian: muta (it) f

• Japanese: ウェットスーツ (ja) (wettosūtsu)
• Polish: pianka (pl) f
• Russian: гидрокостюм (ru) (gidrokostjúm) m
• Sardinian:

  Logudorese Sardinian: muda

• Sassarese Sardinian: muda
• Spanish: traje acuático (es) m

See also

• dry suit
• short john
• spring suit
• steamer

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