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dirndl

[durn-dl] / ˈdɜrn dl /


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In the years before COVID-19, about 6 million people visited the celebrations annually, many of them dressed in traditional Bavarian garb - the women in Dirndl dresses, the men in Lederhosen, or knee-length leather trousers.

From Washington Times • Sep. 16, 2022

In the years before COVID-19, about 6 million people visited the celebrations annually, many of them dressed in traditional Bavarian garb — the women in Dirndl dresses, the men in Lederhosen, or knee-length leather trousers.

From Seattle Times • Sep. 16, 2022

Neither of them enjoyed it and they left, in his recollection, after 10 minutes to head for a nearby coffee house, she in a Dirndl dress and he in knickerbockers.

From The Guardian • May 21, 2019

Salzburg autograph collectors agreed with critics, pursued Soprano Lehmann in her Dirndl in the streets as often as they did Conductors Walter and Toscanini.

From Time Magazine Archive




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