/ˈd͡ʒĩs/, /ˈd͡ʒĩs/, /ˈd͡ʒĩʃ/
OrigemUnadapted borrowing from English jeans. Doublet of Génova. The feminine and feminine plural genders for sense “denim trousers” stem from an ellipsis of calça jeans /calças jeans (“denim trousers”).
- Brazil, masculine, uncountabledenim (type of textile)
“O jeans é frequentemente tingido de anil.” — Denim is often dyed indigo.
- in-variation, invariable, plural, plural-only, sometimesjeans (denim trousers)
“Ontem usei uns jeans brancos.” — Yesterday I wore some white jeans.
- Brazil, invariable, not-comparable, relationaldenim
“calça jeans” — denim trousers; jeans
“saia jeans” — denim skirt
“jaqueta jeans.” — denim jacket
Fonte: Wikcionário