One Twitter user wrote: What a disgusting thing to use the word 'kimono'.

“使用‘’一词很恶心。

The kimono is the traditional costume of Japanese women.

是日本女性的传统装。

The kimono is an iconic symbol in Japan and is considered the country's national dress.

是日本的标志性象征，被认为是该国的民族装。

Tomomi Noguchi helps people wear the traditional Japanese clothing, a kimono, for photos and events.

野口智美帮助人们穿日本传统装，进行拍照参加活动。

Onnagata playing court ladies wore twelve kimonos, one after the other.

女形演员在扮演宫廷女性的时候要穿12件 一件套着一件。

And if a couple of same-sex parents end up crying at home in their silk kimonos, so be it.

而且如果一对同性家长最终落得个身穿在家里偷哭的下场 那也挺好。

Quentin was leaning against the table, fastening her kimono.

昆廷靠在桌子上， 系好。

' The wrapping paper had brightly coloured Chinese kimonos on it.

’包装纸上印着色彩鲜艳的中国。

She slipped her bare feet into mules and wrapped herself in a kimono.

她赤脚穿上穆勒鞋， 裹上。

Jose, the butterfly, always came down in a silk petticoat and a kimono jacket.

何塞，蝴蝶，总是穿着丝绸衬裙夹克。

Miss Blanche LeHaye had got into her kimono again.

Blanche LeHaye 小姐又穿上了她的。

She pulled on her kimono and faced him sleepily.

她穿上，睡眼惺忪地对着他。

Since Geisha are older than Maiko, they wear more mature kimono, usually of one softer color and with shorter sleeves.

由于艺伎比舞伎年长，所以他们穿更成熟的，通常是一种更柔的颜色，且袖子更短。

She stumbled back against the wall, holding her kimono shut.

她跌跌撞撞地靠在墙上， 上了。

Her kimono came unfastened, flapping about her, dam near naked.

她的松开， 在她身上拍打着， 几乎赤身裸体。

These yarns were made in the same machines which were making yarns for kimonos for generations.

这些纱线是在几代人制造纱线的同一台机器上制造的。

This braiding technique is actually borrowed directly from an ancient method of braiding used in making a kimono.

这种编织技术实际上直接借鉴了用于制作的古老编织方法。

We want them to open the kimono and show us exactly the inner workings of how Facebook is working.

我们希望他们打开，向我们展示 Facebook 的内部运作方式。

Pez says he's going to get us all matching embroidered kimonos.

佩兹说他会给我们所有人买一套相配的刺绣。

I feel very sad that the name 'Kimono' is being used for something completely different from what we Japanese know about it.

“我感到非常难过，‘’一词被用于一些我们日本人所知的完全不同的东西。