ウェットスーツ

うぇっとすーつ
noun
wetsuit
1. wetsuit
A close-fitting suit made of neoprene worn for warmth and protection during diving, surfing, and other water sports.
ウェットスーツを()(うみ)(はい)った。
I put on a wetsuit and went into the sea.
(ふゆ)のサーフィンには(あつ)めのウェットスーツが必要(ひつよう)だ。
Winter surfing requires a thicker wetsuit.
(からだ)にぴったり()うウェットスーツを(えら)ぶことが保温(ほおん)(かぎ)になる。
Choosing a wetsuit that fits the body snugly is the key to staying warm.

From English "wet suit". Worn primarily for surfing, diving, and other cold-water activities; the thin layer of water trapped against the skin warms up and provides insulation.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • ウェットスーツを()る: to put on a wetsuit
  • ウェットスーツを()ぐ: to take off a wetsuit
  • (あつ)めのウェットスーツ: thicker wetsuit

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • ドライスーツ: drysuit — fully sealed suit for very cold water; keeps the wearer completely dry
  • ラッシュガード: rash guard — thin shirt worn for sun protection and to prevent chafing, not for insulation