sarong

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Many, both women and men wear a sarong called longyi.
很多人，包括婦女和男子都穿一種叫做腰佈的圍裙。
Chenayya wiped his palm against his sarong, pushed the door open, went into the store, and crouched by a corner of Mr. Pai’s table.
成內(nèi)亞在圍裙上擦了擦自己的手掌，打開門，走進(jìn)了店裡，蹲伏在拜先生桌子的一旁。
As he left the house, grumbling and sulking, he folded the money into a wad, then tied it into a knot on his sarong. He threw the saw into the cart.
走出那個房子，他雖然喃喃自語，心生抱怨，卻也衹能生著悶氣，把錢曡好放在小佈袋裡，然後把小佈袋系在圍裙的一個纏結(jié)裡邊，又把鋸子丟上三輪車。

Outside, he squatted down by the tracks, pulled his sarong up, and held his breath.
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He brought out a dirty piece of paper from the knot on his sarong.
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Chenayya undid the knot in the side of his sarong and handed over two one-rupee notes.
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A sarong is a piece of clothing that is worn especially by Malaysian men and women. It consists of a long piece of cloth wrapped around the waist or body.