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1 Kniebundhose
* * *die Kniebundhoseknickerbockers* * *Knie|bund|hosefknee breeches pl* * *Knie·bund·ho·se* * *die knee-breeches pl.* * *Kniebundhose f:(eine) Kniebundhose (a pair of) knee breeches pl* * *die knee-breeches pl. -
2 Kniehose
* * *Knie|ho|sefknee breeches pl* * *(trousers, especially ones coming just below the knee: riding breeches.) breeches* * *Knie·ho·se* * *Kniehose f:* * *-n f.knickerbockers n. -
3 Reithose
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4 Kniehose
f1. (a pair of) knickerbockers2. hose3. knee breeches
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