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What is the English term for sarguelas?

"Sarguelas" is a Portuguese word, and it doesn't have a direct one-word equivalent in English. It refers to a type of loose, flowing garment with a long skirt, usually worn by women.

Here are some English terms that might describe a "sarguelas", depending on the specific details and context:

* Long skirt: This is the most basic description.

* Flowing dress: If it has a fitted bodice and a long, flowing skirt.

* Kaftan: A long, loose-fitting tunic with wide sleeves, often made of lightweight fabric.

* Maxi dress: A long dress that extends to the ankles or longer.

* Wrap dress: A dress that wraps around the body and ties at the waist.

* Gown: A formal, usually long dress.

Without further information about the specific garment you are referring to, it's difficult to give a more precise translation.

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