Definition of Swanndri in English:

Swanndri

(also swandri)

nounˈswɒndrʌɪ

NZ trademark

A heavy-duty weatherproof woollen shirt or jacket, typically with a hood.
he's on the cover of the book, wearing a Swanndri
Example sentencesExamples
- My cousin who lives on a farm at the foothills of the Alps is in love with his swandri.
- His grandfather made the first ever Swanndri.
- Swanndri is part of New Zealand's heritage and about as Kiwi as you can get.
- He had all the makings of a real New Zealander—a Swanndri, working boots, and all.
- Huddled in a blue and black Swanndri, he stands windblown and red-cheeked as he shares the terrible tale from that winter night more than 100 years ago.
- When a Sunday paper mistakenly announced that the Swanndri had come from Dunedin, he sought help from the local newspaper to put the story right.
- His full glory shone forth, from his unsightly orange swandri to his midnight-black gumboots.
- The Swanndri is a strong and vibrant part of the New Zealand apparel industry, with markets established in the United Kingdom, Japan, and Australia.
- I'm going to guess he owns a Swanndri, and has a bicycle rather than a car.
- During the late 1920s and early 1930s, he regularly exhibited his garments at the annual Winter Show, next to a Swanndri suspended in a water-filled crate.

Origin

Early 20th century: proprietary name, an alteration of swan + dry.

单词	Swanndri
释义	Definition of Swanndri in English: Swanndri (also swandri) nounˈswɒndrʌɪ NZ trademark A heavy-duty weatherproof woollen shirt or jacket, typically with a hood. he's on the cover of the book, wearing a Swanndri Example sentencesExamples My cousin who lives on a farm at the foothills of the Alps is in love with his swandri. His grandfather made the first ever Swanndri. Swanndri is part of New Zealand's heritage and about as Kiwi as you can get. He had all the makings of a real New Zealander—a Swanndri, working boots, and all. Huddled in a blue and black Swanndri, he stands windblown and red-cheeked as he shares the terrible tale from that winter night more than 100 years ago. When a Sunday paper mistakenly announced that the Swanndri had come from Dunedin, he sought help from the local newspaper to put the story right. His full glory shone forth, from his unsightly orange swandri to his midnight-black gumboots. The Swanndri is a strong and vibrant part of the New Zealand apparel industry, with markets established in the United Kingdom, Japan, and Australia. I'm going to guess he owns a Swanndri, and has a bicycle rather than a car. During the late 1920s and early 1930s, he regularly exhibited his garments at the annual Winter Show, next to a Swanndri suspended in a water-filled crate. Origin Early 20th century: proprietary name, an alteration of swan + dry.
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