zamarra

A zamarra is a sheepskin coat worn by Spanish shepherds. In the 1830s, Edward Bell Stephens strongly recommended that visitors to the Spanish Basque region purchase the zamarra, which he described as made from black Andalusian astrakhan lined with white sheepskin.

1. The shepherd wore a thick zamarra to protect himself from the cold winds on the mountain.
   牧羊人穿着一件厚重的羊皮大衣，以保护自己免受山顶寒冷的风吹。
2. In the old days, the zamarra was an essential piece of clothing for anyone living in rural Spain.
   在过去，羊皮大衣是居住在西班牙乡村的每个人必不可少的衣物。
3. The zamarra's soft wool lining kept the farmer warm during long hours of work in the fields.
   这件羊皮大衣的柔软羊毛内衬在农民在田间工作长时间时保持温暖。
4. Traditional festivals often feature costumes that include the zamarra, reflecting the region's agricultural heritage.
   传统节日中常常会有包括羊皮大衣的服饰，体现了该地区的农业遗产。