trouser
US
UK trousers npl: mainly UK (pants)
SC 裤子 kù zi
TC 褲子
TC 褲子
The girls' uniform consists of a black jumper and grey trousers or skirt.
trouser n as adj: mainly UK (relating to trousers)
SC 裤子的
TC 褲子的
TC 褲子的
Martin rolled up his trouser legs to paddle.
trouser n: (fashion: pair of trousers)
SC 长裤 cháng kù
trouser n: (one trouser leg)
SC 裤腿 kù tuǐ
trouser [sth] vtr: UK, figurative, informal (money, etc.: take, pocket) (金钱)
SC 偷拿 tōu ná
Brian trousered the change instead of leaving it as a tip.
pants (US), trousers (UK) npl: (clothing for the legs)
SC 长裤 cháng kù
SC 裤子 cháng kù，kù zi
TC 褲子
TC 褲子
Mary's pants had a hole in the knee.
玛丽长裤的膝盖部位有一个破洞。
pants, pant (US), trouser (UK) n as adj: (relating to trousers)
SC 裤子的
TC 褲子的
TC 褲子的
SC 长裤的
This pant leg isn't wide enough.
这条裤子的裤筒不够宽。
pants adj: UK, pejorative, slang (inferior)
SC 差的 chà de
SC 不好的 chà de ，bù hǎo de
That film was pants.
pants at [sth] adj + prep: UK, pejorative, slang (person: incompetent, useless) (人)
SC 不擅长, 对...不擅长
I'm pants at football, and John's pants at chess.
pants interj: UK, informal (expressing mild annoyance)
SC 糟糕, 完蛋
Oh pants! I forgot to book a table for Friday night. I hope the restaurant still has one available.
pants [sb] vtr: US, informal (pull down [sb]'s trousers)
SC 拉下...的裤子
SC 扯下...的裤子
pant leg (US), trouser leg (UK): (pair of pants: leg)
SC 裤腿 kù tuǐ
pant suit (US), pantsuit (US), trouser suit (UK) n: US (women's shirt and trousers)
SC 女士西裤套装 nǚ shì xī kù tào zhuāng
Sheryl bought herself a new pantsuit that really looks good on her.
trouser suit: (clothing)
SC 衫裤套装