Câu hỏi về câu ví dụ, định nghĩa và cách sử dụng của "Swimwear"

A: swimwear includes all types of clothing worn to go swimming. swimsuit and swim costume are the same thing, just two different wordings

A: @0343-osashimi

They’re all pretty much the same. Bathing suit is used more in conversation and is what we own or wear. Swimwear would be used in a store stating what they sell.
Swimsuits is not commonly used (at least in the part of the country where I live.)

I just bought a new bathing suit.

Where is the swimwear/bathing suit department? (You can use either one).

A: swimsuit, swimming costume, and bathing suit all mean the same thing. I would say that swimsuit is most modern, and swimming costume and then bathing suit are a bit more formal.

swimwear can either mean one set of swimming costume, or more than one.

The Italian singer Alice appeared on stage wearing just swimwear.
The Italian singer Alice appeared on stage wearing just her swimsuit.
The Italian singer Alice appeared on stage wearing just a swimming costume.
The Italian singer Alice appeared on stage wearing just a bathing suit. (That sounds oddly formal to me.)

Swimwear can be plural.

Enrico made sure that he packed swimwear for his entire family.

A: "Swimwear brands started making facemasks made with swimwear material, and it has already sold out"

A: × I bought the swimwear to my son last year.
✓ I bought swimwear for my son last year.

× The swimwear is wet suit type, and has shark print.
✓ The swimwear is a wet suit , and it has a shark print on it.

× It was a little expensive, but I couldn't stop buying it.
✓ It was a little expensive, but I couldn’t help myself, I had to buy it.

× Because it looked getting him wammer than nomal swimwear, and has sharks on it.
✓ Because it looked warmer than normal swimwear, and it has sharks on it.

× I actually stadied about sharks when I was a college student so.
✓ I actually studied about sharks when I was a college student so.

× I know he grows up quickly, and he will grows out of it quickly.
✓ I knew he would stop liking sharks quickly, and he will grow out of the swimsuit soon.

× But I sometimes can't stop buying clothes to him when I find cute ones.
✓ But I sometimes can't stop buying clothes for him when I find cute ones.

× I usually put up with buying them, of course.
✓ I usually end up with buying them, of course.

A: Bring out your swimwear! Get ready for this summer!
Bring out your swimwear for this summer! Get ready!

This is two sentences.

A: if you connect the 2 sentences together it will be better, as you should never start a sentence with because
e.g.
Even if swimwear is free, I will not buy it because I can't swim.