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pantalon [pɑ̃talɔ̃]masculine noun* * *pɑ̃talɔ̃nom masculin ( culotte longue) trousers (pl) GB, pants (pl) USacheter un pantalon — to buy a pair of trousers GB ou pants US
pantalon à pinces — pleat front trousers (pl) GB ou pants (pl) US
pantalon de pyjama — pyjama GB ou pajama US bottoms (pl)
* * *pɑ̃talɔ̃ nmtrousers pl Grande-Bretagne pair of trousers Grande-Bretagne pants pl USA pair of pants USASon pantalon est trop court. — His trousers are too short.
pantalon de ski — ski pants pl
* * *pantalon nm1 ( culotte longue) trousers GB (pl), pants US (pl); acheter un pantalon to buy a pair of trousers GB ou pants US; mon pantalon est sale my trousers GB ou pants US are dirty; pantalon à pinces peg-top trousers GB ou pants US; pantalon en toile canvas trousers GB ou pants US; pantalon à revers trousers with turn-ups GB, cuffed pants US; pantalon de or en flanelle/cuir flannel/leather trousers GB ou pants US; pantalon de pyjama pyjama GB ou pajama US bottoms; pantalon de or en velours cords (pl);2 †( sous-vêtement) bloomers (pl).[pɑ̃talɔ̃] nom masculinpantalon de pyjama pyjama trousers ou bottoms
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pyjama — [18] Pyjamas are etymologically ‘leggarments’ – that is, ‘trousers’. The word comes from Hindi pāejāma, a compound formed from Persian pāī ‘foot’, hence ‘leg’ (which goes back to the same Indo European ancestor as English foot) and jāmah… … Word origins
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pyjama — noun 1. a pair of loose trousers tied by a drawstring around the waist; worn by men and women in some Asian countries • Syn: ↑pajama • Hypernyms: ↑trouser, ↑pant 2. (usually plural) loose fitting nightclothes worn for sleeping or lounging; have a … Useful english dictionary
pyjama — /pəˈdʒamə/ (say puh jahmuh) noun (especially in northern India) loose trousers with a drawstring at the waist, worn by men or women. {Hindi (from Persian) pājāmā, from pā leg + jāmā garment} …
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PYJAMAS — n.pl. (US pajamas) 1 a suit of loose trousers and jacket for sleeping in. 2 loose trousers tied round the waist, worn by both sexes in some Asian countries. 3 (pyjama) (attrib.) designating parts of a suit of pyjamas (pyjama jacket; pyjama… … Useful english dictionary
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