Definition of trouser in English:

trouser

nounˈtraʊzəˈtraʊzər

1as modifier Relating to trousers.
裤子的
his trouser pocket
他的裤口袋。
a trouser press
裤子熨烫机。
Example sentencesExamples
- You can use a hanger with clamps or slide the slacks onto a trouser rod or regular hanger.
- Cozy guest bedrooms upstairs with en suite showers, television and trouser presses provide privacy and personal space.
- I'm not saying I'm unaccustomed to luxury, but I did get quite excited to find I had an executive trouser press in my room.
- She reached into her trouser pocket for a flare, and lit it.
- Men should avoid carrying wallets in back trouser pockets.
- When they were ready, she took a small pouch from her trouser pocket.
- He mumbled and stuffed his hands into his trouser pockets.
- He said the company had embraced fresh thinking in the past - en-suite facilities in bedrooms were a novelty 20 years ago, along with televisions and trouser presses.
- There was a tear in his left trouser leg, just above the knee, blood was staining the fabric there.
- The study - the first to indicate that mobile phones have a negative effect on sperm counts - found that men most affected were those who kept their phones in their trouser pocket, or in a belt holster.
- Without further ado, the man reached down and snatched the letter from her trouser pocket.
- She pointed at a bulge in his right trouser pocket.
- Always in their best grey suits, they nevertheless fail the sartorial test by wearing trainers which glare from under their trouser cuffs.
- You check yourself and discover you've torn a trouser leg and your knee is bleeding and your knuckles are cut up.
- The man was unloading his car when an unknown assailant grabbed him while an accomplice pulled cash out of his trouser pocket.
- Alan patted a small packet wrapped in brown paper and twine that protruded from his trouser pocket.
- Anecdotally, some patients have also reported pain after routinely wedging bulky wallets into their trouser pockets.
- She reached inside her trouser pocket and brought out a necklace, heavily jeweled.
- I remove a scuffed up piece of paper from my trouser pocket and put on my best reading voice.
- Slowly, she slid a hand into her trouser pocket and pulled out a small, black radio which was shaped like a phone.
1. 1.1 A trouser leg.
  裤腿
  his trouser was torn
  他的裤腿破了。
  Example sentencesExamples
  With that he yanked up the trouser of his right leg to expose the prosthesis that was there.
  He scratches his right leg, lifting his trouser to reveal a wide, curved scar.
  Cuffs should be 1 5/8 inches, which give weight to the bottom of the pant, creating a more balanced transition from the trouser to the shoe.
  Decker pulled up the trouser of his left leg and began to wrap the dressing around his calf and shin.
  He pulls back the trouser of his left leg and reveals a shaft of shiny brown plastic with a wooden foot squeezed into a second-hand running shoe.
2. 1.2 (chiefly in commercial use) a pair of trousers.
  （主要用作商业用语）裤子
  the return of the high-waisted trouser
  高腰裤的再度流行。
  Example sentencesExamples
  I was dressed typically for an Indian summer, in a cotton shirt and a trouser.
  Youth will be duly served if a young woman decides to buy her fitted abstract red stretch tulle (with navy trim) T-shirt or the blue tweed trouser that came with.
  What cut of trouser will make me look excessively well endowed?
  Julius, a 53-year-old Nigerian with flecks of grey hair, lifted up his tracksuit trouser to show the slashed skin around his calves.
  In her column on page 34 Sarah Mower celebrates the return of the highwaisted trouser - a trend we welcome with undiluted joy.
  The snow camouflage white trouser is also made from a lightweight, white nylon filament, water repellent treated cloth.
  You may find that a style of shirt or trouser you don't care for actually looks good on you.
  We'll do a low-waist trouser but it's not so low that you have to have a Brazilian bikini wax, so it's right for our customer.
  It was a return to the 1970s, blending Halston glamour with the sexual liberation of the trouser.
  I like the zip or button fly of a trouser.
  This could be a particularly garish trouser, a pair of spats or a canary-yellow waistcoat.
  Geeta, who had swapped last night's tight, bright-green sari for a yellow salwar-kameez, a loose shirt and trouser.
  Another modern mystery has been the tyranny of torso, as for the past few years the hipster trouser has reigned supreme.
  The youth was wearing a black trouser and a striped-shirt and the door was locked from inside.
  Colour, texture of the cloth and size could be the criterion for buying a trouser.
  I could see nothing down his right trouser.
  It is like a trouser, yet in some important sense not a trouser.
  Shorts, shirts and trouser should be made from a material that has been made for the tropics.
  Another example of his seamless pairing of hunting style "gear" with high fashion was his heather grey fox fur four-pocket cinched jacket with matching belted trouser.

verbˈtraʊzə

[with object]British informal

Receive or take (something, especially money) for oneself; pocket.
〈英，非正式〉接受钱物；把…装进腰包，私吞
they claimed that he had trousered a £2 million advance
他们声称他私吞了200万英镑的预付款。
Example sentencesExamples
- All professional people have a wider responsibility than trousering their fees.
- Sony and Philips have been trousering the profits that come from owning the CD format for a couple of decades now, and no doubt will make many more millions in the future.
- Knowing Steve he probably trousered the cash I left on the side for the landlord.
- Then they trouser a handsome starting salary of around £28,000.
- However, Mr Brown has continued to trouser the receipts despite the bridge having been built and paid for by private enterprise.
- True to the format, a psychologist got to trouser a fee for saying that it isn't very nice if your father dies when you are a child.
- As I mentioned I'm busy - but are we trousering any cash?
- For a competitor who could strip out costs and trouser the management fees, that would be very attractive.
- For, as we reveal today, theatres are to trouser up to £125m from the lottery after offering us dud after dud.
- They were very happy to trouser the surplus when things were good, now when the markets are unstable, you take the risk with your defined contribution payment.
- Each won medals aplenty, both trousering the treasure trove of Olympic gold, each held world records galore.
- They capture the limelight and trouser the dosh.
- The venture capitalists strip the homes, trouser the money and then sell up and move on.
- I trouser the cash and look into the other bar to see if I know anyone.
- Never, not even once,’ he said when asked if he had considered just trousering the money and keeping quiet about his good fortune.
- Earlier this month, he bought almost 12 million shares, trousering almost $200 million in the process, in his direct PC company.
- Or perhaps some of those who trousered huge cheques from Wimbledon last weekend could hand over half the cash.
- The star will doubtless be trousering a tidy sum.
- Yet for all the riches the current stars are trousering, they don't seem to express much joy in the so-called beautiful game.
- You negotiate successfully with your parent nation to run the industry yourself, supply its needs, trouser the revenues.
Synonyms
steal, thieve, rob, pilfer, purloin, pocket, snatch, take, appropriate, abstract, help oneself to

Rhymes

bowser, browser, carouser, dowser, espouser, Mauser, rouser, wowser

Definition of trouser in US English:

trouser

nounˈtrouzərˈtraʊzər

1as modifier Relating to trousers.
裤子的
his trouser pocket
他的裤口袋。
a trouser press
裤子熨烫机。
Example sentencesExamples
- Slowly, she slid a hand into her trouser pocket and pulled out a small, black radio which was shaped like a phone.
- The study - the first to indicate that mobile phones have a negative effect on sperm counts - found that men most affected were those who kept their phones in their trouser pocket, or in a belt holster.
- There was a tear in his left trouser leg, just above the knee, blood was staining the fabric there.
- Anecdotally, some patients have also reported pain after routinely wedging bulky wallets into their trouser pockets.
- When they were ready, she took a small pouch from her trouser pocket.
- She pointed at a bulge in his right trouser pocket.
- The man was unloading his car when an unknown assailant grabbed him while an accomplice pulled cash out of his trouser pocket.
- She reached inside her trouser pocket and brought out a necklace, heavily jeweled.
- Cozy guest bedrooms upstairs with en suite showers, television and trouser presses provide privacy and personal space.
- She reached into her trouser pocket for a flare, and lit it.
- Always in their best grey suits, they nevertheless fail the sartorial test by wearing trainers which glare from under their trouser cuffs.
- I remove a scuffed up piece of paper from my trouser pocket and put on my best reading voice.
- Men should avoid carrying wallets in back trouser pockets.
- Without further ado, the man reached down and snatched the letter from her trouser pocket.
- He said the company had embraced fresh thinking in the past - en-suite facilities in bedrooms were a novelty 20 years ago, along with televisions and trouser presses.
- Alan patted a small packet wrapped in brown paper and twine that protruded from his trouser pocket.
- He mumbled and stuffed his hands into his trouser pockets.
- You check yourself and discover you've torn a trouser leg and your knee is bleeding and your knuckles are cut up.
- I'm not saying I'm unaccustomed to luxury, but I did get quite excited to find I had an executive trouser press in my room.
- You can use a hanger with clamps or slide the slacks onto a trouser rod or regular hanger.
1. 1.1 A trouser leg.
  裤腿
  his trouser was torn
  他的裤腿破了。
  Example sentencesExamples
  He pulls back the trouser of his left leg and reveals a shaft of shiny brown plastic with a wooden foot squeezed into a second-hand running shoe.
  He scratches his right leg, lifting his trouser to reveal a wide, curved scar.
  Decker pulled up the trouser of his left leg and began to wrap the dressing around his calf and shin.
  With that he yanked up the trouser of his right leg to expose the prosthesis that was there.
  Cuffs should be 1 5/8 inches, which give weight to the bottom of the pant, creating a more balanced transition from the trouser to the shoe.
2. 1.2 (chiefly in commercial use) a pair of trousers.
  （主要用作商业用语）裤子
  the return of the high-waisted trouser
  高腰裤的再度流行。

单词	trouser
释义	Definition of trouser in English: trouser nounˈtraʊzəˈtraʊzər 1as modifier Relating to trousers. 裤子的 his trouser pocket 他的裤口袋。 a trouser press 裤子熨烫机。 Example sentencesExamples You can use a hanger with clamps or slide the slacks onto a trouser rod or regular hanger. Cozy guest bedrooms upstairs with en suite showers, television and trouser presses provide privacy and personal space. I'm not saying I'm unaccustomed to luxury, but I did get quite excited to find I had an executive trouser press in my room. She reached into her trouser pocket for a flare, and lit it. Men should avoid carrying wallets in back trouser pockets. When they were ready, she took a small pouch from her trouser pocket. He mumbled and stuffed his hands into his trouser pockets. He said the company had embraced fresh thinking in the past - en-suite facilities in bedrooms were a novelty 20 years ago, along with televisions and trouser presses. There was a tear in his left trouser leg, just above the knee, blood was staining the fabric there. The study - the first to indicate that mobile phones have a negative effect on sperm counts - found that men most affected were those who kept their phones in their trouser pocket, or in a belt holster. Without further ado, the man reached down and snatched the letter from her trouser pocket. She pointed at a bulge in his right trouser pocket. Always in their best grey suits, they nevertheless fail the sartorial test by wearing trainers which glare from under their trouser cuffs. You check yourself and discover you've torn a trouser leg and your knee is bleeding and your knuckles are cut up. The man was unloading his car when an unknown assailant grabbed him while an accomplice pulled cash out of his trouser pocket. Alan patted a small packet wrapped in brown paper and twine that protruded from his trouser pocket. Anecdotally, some patients have also reported pain after routinely wedging bulky wallets into their trouser pockets. She reached inside her trouser pocket and brought out a necklace, heavily jeweled. I remove a scuffed up piece of paper from my trouser pocket and put on my best reading voice. Slowly, she slid a hand into her trouser pocket and pulled out a small, black radio which was shaped like a phone. 1.1 A trouser leg. 裤腿 his trouser was torn 他的裤腿破了。 Example sentencesExamples With that he yanked up the trouser of his right leg to expose the prosthesis that was there. He scratches his right leg, lifting his trouser to reveal a wide, curved scar. Cuffs should be 1 5/8 inches, which give weight to the bottom of the pant, creating a more balanced transition from the trouser to the shoe. Decker pulled up the trouser of his left leg and began to wrap the dressing around his calf and shin. He pulls back the trouser of his left leg and reveals a shaft of shiny brown plastic with a wooden foot squeezed into a second-hand running shoe. 1.2 (chiefly in commercial use) a pair of trousers. （主要用作商业用语）裤子 the return of the high-waisted trouser 高腰裤的再度流行。 Example sentencesExamples I was dressed typically for an Indian summer, in a cotton shirt and a trouser. Youth will be duly served if a young woman decides to buy her fitted abstract red stretch tulle (with navy trim) T-shirt or the blue tweed trouser that came with. What cut of trouser will make me look excessively well endowed? Julius, a 53-year-old Nigerian with flecks of grey hair, lifted up his tracksuit trouser to show the slashed skin around his calves. In her column on page 34 Sarah Mower celebrates the return of the highwaisted trouser - a trend we welcome with undiluted joy. The snow camouflage white trouser is also made from a lightweight, white nylon filament, water repellent treated cloth. You may find that a style of shirt or trouser you don't care for actually looks good on you. We'll do a low-waist trouser but it's not so low that you have to have a Brazilian bikini wax, so it's right for our customer. It was a return to the 1970s, blending Halston glamour with the sexual liberation of the trouser. I like the zip or button fly of a trouser. This could be a particularly garish trouser, a pair of spats or a canary-yellow waistcoat. Geeta, who had swapped last night's tight, bright-green sari for a yellow salwar-kameez, a loose shirt and trouser. Another modern mystery has been the tyranny of torso, as for the past few years the hipster trouser has reigned supreme. The youth was wearing a black trouser and a striped-shirt and the door was locked from inside. Colour, texture of the cloth and size could be the criterion for buying a trouser. I could see nothing down his right trouser. It is like a trouser, yet in some important sense not a trouser. Shorts, shirts and trouser should be made from a material that has been made for the tropics. Another example of his seamless pairing of hunting style "gear" with high fashion was his heather grey fox fur four-pocket cinched jacket with matching belted trouser. verbˈtraʊzə [with object]British informal Receive or take (something, especially money) for oneself; pocket. 〈英，非正式〉接受钱物；把…装进腰包，私吞 they claimed that he had trousered a £2 million advance 他们声称他私吞了200万英镑的预付款。 Example sentencesExamples All professional people have a wider responsibility than trousering their fees. Sony and Philips have been trousering the profits that come from owning the CD format for a couple of decades now, and no doubt will make many more millions in the future. Knowing Steve he probably trousered the cash I left on the side for the landlord. Then they trouser a handsome starting salary of around £28,000. However, Mr Brown has continued to trouser the receipts despite the bridge having been built and paid for by private enterprise. True to the format, a psychologist got to trouser a fee for saying that it isn't very nice if your father dies when you are a child. As I mentioned I'm busy - but are we trousering any cash? For a competitor who could strip out costs and trouser the management fees, that would be very attractive. For, as we reveal today, theatres are to trouser up to £125m from the lottery after offering us dud after dud. They were very happy to trouser the surplus when things were good, now when the markets are unstable, you take the risk with your defined contribution payment. Each won medals aplenty, both trousering the treasure trove of Olympic gold, each held world records galore. They capture the limelight and trouser the dosh. The venture capitalists strip the homes, trouser the money and then sell up and move on. I trouser the cash and look into the other bar to see if I know anyone. Never, not even once,’ he said when asked if he had considered just trousering the money and keeping quiet about his good fortune. Earlier this month, he bought almost 12 million shares, trousering almost $200 million in the process, in his direct PC company. Or perhaps some of those who trousered huge cheques from Wimbledon last weekend could hand over half the cash. The star will doubtless be trousering a tidy sum. Yet for all the riches the current stars are trousering, they don't seem to express much joy in the so-called beautiful game. You negotiate successfully with your parent nation to run the industry yourself, supply its needs, trouser the revenues. Synonyms steal, thieve, rob, pilfer, purloin, pocket, snatch, take, appropriate, abstract, help oneself to Rhymes bowser, browser, carouser, dowser, espouser, Mauser, rouser, wowser Definition of trouser in US English: trouser nounˈtrouzərˈtraʊzər 1as modifier Relating to trousers. 裤子的 his trouser pocket 他的裤口袋。 a trouser press 裤子熨烫机。 Example sentencesExamples Slowly, she slid a hand into her trouser pocket and pulled out a small, black radio which was shaped like a phone. The study - the first to indicate that mobile phones have a negative effect on sperm counts - found that men most affected were those who kept their phones in their trouser pocket, or in a belt holster. There was a tear in his left trouser leg, just above the knee, blood was staining the fabric there. Anecdotally, some patients have also reported pain after routinely wedging bulky wallets into their trouser pockets. When they were ready, she took a small pouch from her trouser pocket. She pointed at a bulge in his right trouser pocket. The man was unloading his car when an unknown assailant grabbed him while an accomplice pulled cash out of his trouser pocket. She reached inside her trouser pocket and brought out a necklace, heavily jeweled. Cozy guest bedrooms upstairs with en suite showers, television and trouser presses provide privacy and personal space. She reached into her trouser pocket for a flare, and lit it. Always in their best grey suits, they nevertheless fail the sartorial test by wearing trainers which glare from under their trouser cuffs. I remove a scuffed up piece of paper from my trouser pocket and put on my best reading voice. Men should avoid carrying wallets in back trouser pockets. Without further ado, the man reached down and snatched the letter from her trouser pocket. He said the company had embraced fresh thinking in the past - en-suite facilities in bedrooms were a novelty 20 years ago, along with televisions and trouser presses. Alan patted a small packet wrapped in brown paper and twine that protruded from his trouser pocket. He mumbled and stuffed his hands into his trouser pockets. You check yourself and discover you've torn a trouser leg and your knee is bleeding and your knuckles are cut up. I'm not saying I'm unaccustomed to luxury, but I did get quite excited to find I had an executive trouser press in my room. You can use a hanger with clamps or slide the slacks onto a trouser rod or regular hanger. 1.1 A trouser leg. 裤腿 his trouser was torn 他的裤腿破了。 Example sentencesExamples He pulls back the trouser of his left leg and reveals a shaft of shiny brown plastic with a wooden foot squeezed into a second-hand running shoe. He scratches his right leg, lifting his trouser to reveal a wide, curved scar. Decker pulled up the trouser of his left leg and began to wrap the dressing around his calf and shin. With that he yanked up the trouser of his right leg to expose the prosthesis that was there. Cuffs should be 1 5/8 inches, which give weight to the bottom of the pant, creating a more balanced transition from the trouser to the shoe. 1.2 (chiefly in commercial use) a pair of trousers. （主要用作商业用语）裤子 the return of the high-waisted trouser 高腰裤的再度流行。
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