English–Chinese
“baggy” in Chinese
How to say “baggy” in Chinese
“Baggy” in Chinese is 肥 (féi).
More flesh, material, or room than the body or object needs, creating a broad, loose, or full shape.
Example sentences with 肥
这件衬衫太肥了,我要改小。zhè jiàn chèn shān tài féi le wǒ yào gǎi xiǎo
This shirt is too baggy, so I want to have it made smaller.
Tips for using 肥
- English speakers often reserve "fat" for bodies, but 肥 (féi, "fat") is a normal fit description for clothing and can sound blunt when applied directly to a person's body.