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81 pantaloni
pants, trousers -
82 broek
pants -
83 onderbroek
pants -
84 karson largo
pants [n], trousers [n] -
85 karson largu
pants [n], trousers [n] -
86 kashon
pants [n], trousers [n] -
87 kashon largo
pants [n], trousers [n] -
88 patloon
pants, pant (clothing) -
89 პერანგის\ ამხანაგი
pants -
90 შარვალი
pants, trousers -
91 kamikłuuk
pants, trousers -
92 alsónadrág
pants, undershorts, underpants, shorts -
93 bugyi
pants, panties -
94 praka
pants -
95 pantalono
pants, trousers -
96 pantalones
m.pl.1 pants, slacks.Ponerse los pantalones (Coll.) to show who is the boss (generally applied to the man of the house)Llevar los pantalones (Coll.) to wear the pants, to be the head of a household2 man, male. (Andes)3 guts, courage. (Caribbean)* * *noun m. pluralpants, trousers* * *unos pantalones — a pair of pants o trousers
llevar los pantalones — to wear the pants o trousers
tener or llevar bien puestos los pantalones — to be master in one's own home
* * *= trousers, slacks, breeches, pants.Ex. He got up, and, putting hands in the pockets of his trousers, began to walk around the room.Ex. The head of reference told me that he's going to see about a dress code for the staff, prohibiting slacks for women.Ex. The user asked for a book about General Wolfe but he said: `I do not want to know about his battles -- I can learn all about those from the histories, I want something that will tell me the colour of the breeches he wore' = El usuario pidió un libro sobre el General Wolfe aunque dijo: "No quiero conocer su batallas, eso lo puedo averiguar en los libros de historia, quiero algo que me diga el color de los calzones que llevaba".Ex. Previously a hearty eater who may have been a few pounds overweight, food now has no meaning for him and he has seen his pants size diminish two sizes.----* pantalones acampanados = flares.* pantalones anchos = baggy pants.* pantalones bombachos = breeches, knickerbockers.* pantalones de campana = flares.* pantalones de media caña = knee breeches, jodhpurs.* pantalones de montar = riding breeches, jodhpurs.* pantalones de pana = curduroy trousers.* pantalones largos = long pants.* pantalones lisos = flat-front pants.* pantalones vaqueros = blue jeans.* tabla de planchar pantalones = trousers press.* * *unos pantalones — a pair of pants o trousers
llevar los pantalones — to wear the pants o trousers
tener or llevar bien puestos los pantalones — to be master in one's own home
* * *= trousers, slacks, breeches, pants.Ex: He got up, and, putting hands in the pockets of his trousers, began to walk around the room.
Ex: The head of reference told me that he's going to see about a dress code for the staff, prohibiting slacks for women.Ex: The user asked for a book about General Wolfe but he said: `I do not want to know about his battles -- I can learn all about those from the histories, I want something that will tell me the colour of the breeches he wore' = El usuario pidió un libro sobre el General Wolfe aunque dijo: "No quiero conocer su batallas, eso lo puedo averiguar en los libros de historia, quiero algo que me diga el color de los calzones que llevaba".Ex: Previously a hearty eater who may have been a few pounds overweight, food now has no meaning for him and he has seen his pants size diminish two sizes.* pantalones acampanados = flares.* pantalones anchos = baggy pants.* pantalones bombachos = breeches, knickerbockers.* pantalones de campana = flares.* pantalones de media caña = knee breeches, jodhpurs.* pantalones de montar = riding breeches, jodhpurs.* pantalones de pana = curduroy trousers.* pantalones largos = long pants.* pantalones lisos = flat-front pants.* pantalones vaqueros = blue jeans.* tabla de planchar pantalones = trousers press.* * *pantalones de pinzas or pinzados pleated pants o trousersponte los pantalones azules put on your blue pants o trousersse compró unos pantalones he bought a pair of pants o trousersse vuelve loca cuando ve unos pantalones she goes wild over anything in trousers ( colloq)llevar los pantalones to wear the pants o trouserstener or llevar bien puestos los pantalones to be master in one's own homeCompuestos:baggy pants o trousers (pl)shorts (pl), short pants o trousers (pl)(Chi, Méx) jeans (pl)long pants o trousers (pl)jeans (pl)cropped pants o trousers (pl)jeans (pl)stretch ski-pants (pl)* * *
pantalones sustantivo masculino plural,◊ pantalón sustantivo masculino
pants (pl) (AmE), trousers (pl) (BrE);
unos pantalones a pair of pants o trousers;
pantalones cortos shorts (pl);
pantalones de peto overalls (pl) (AmE), dungarees (pl) (BrE);
pantalones tejanos or vaqueros jeans (pl)
' pantalones' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
bajarse
- destrozada
- destrozado
- estrecha
- estrecho
- pantalón
- pegar
- peto
- remangar
- remangarse
- remendar
- servir
- subirse
- acampanado
- bajar
- caber
- estrechar
- planchar
- romper
- subir
- sujetar
- tirante
- viejo
- vuelta
English:
adjust
- back
- bell-bottoms
- breeches
- cord
- corduroy
- crease
- cuff
- drawstring trousers
- flare
- go out
- go together
- jodhpurs
- leg
- pair
- pants
- riding breeches
- shorts
- ski pants
- take down
- tight
- trousers
- bottom
- knickerbockers
- overall
- press
- short
- slacks
- tuck
* * *m, pantalones mpl pants pl, Brtrousers pl ;trousers fam -
97 Hose
f; -, -n1. ( eine) Hose (a pair of) trousers (Am. pants oder slacks) Pl.; kurze Hose(n) (pair of) shorts Pl.; in die Hose machen (urinieren) wet o.s. (auch umg., fig.); (einkoten) fill ( oder make a mess in) one’s pants2. umg., fig.: ( zu Hause) die Hose(n) anhaben wear the trousers (Am. pants); die Hosen runterlassen admit it, come clean, Am. auch fess up; die Hose(n) ( gestrichen) voll haben be in a blue funk; die Hose(n) voll kriegen get ( oder be given) a good hiding; jemandem die Hose(n) strammziehen give s.o. a good hiding; es ist in die Hose gegangen (war ein Misserfolg) it was a flop ( oder washout); (ist schief gegangen) it didn’t work out, it was a bit of a disaster; (ist nicht angekommen) Witz etc.: nobody got it, it didn’t come over; tote Hose sein be a washout; Ort etc.: be a dump* * *die Hoseslacks; trousers; pants; pair of trousers* * *Ho|se ['hoːzə]f -, -ntrousers pl (esp Brit), pants pl (esp US); (= Damenhose auch) slacks pl; (= Bundhose) breeches pl; (= Reithose) jodhpurs pl, (riding) breeches pl; (= Badehose) swimming trunks pl; (= Unterhose) underpants pl, pants pl (Brit); (von Vogel) leg feathers plich brauche eine neue Hóse — I need a new pair of trousers etc, I need some new trousers etc
zwei Hósen — two pairs of trousers etc
das Herz fiel or rutschte ihm in die Hóse (inf) — his heart was in his mouth
die Hósen voll haben (lit) — to have dirtied oneself, to have made a mess in one's pants (Brit); (fig inf) to be scared shitless (sl), to be wetting oneself (inf)
in die Hósen machen (lit) — to dirty oneself, to make a mess in one's pants (Brit); (fig inf) to shit (sl) or wet (inf) oneself
in die Hóse gehen (inf) — to be a complete flop (inf)
tote Hóse (inf) — nothing doing (inf)
der Film war tote Hóse (inf) — the film was a dead loss (Brit inf) or a waste of time
* * *die1) ((American) trousers.) pants2) (an outer garment for the lower part of the body, covering each leg separately: He wore (a pair of) black trousers; She was dressed in trousers and a sweater.) trousers3) (short trousers or pants worn by boys or men, especially the type used for swimming: swimming-trunks; He wore only a pair of bathing -trunks.) trunks* * *Ho·se<-, -n>[ˈho:zə]eine enge \Hose [a pair of] tight-fitting trouserskurze \Hose[n] shorts npldie \Hosen voll haben (fam) to have made a mess in one's trousers, to have poohed [or AM fam a. pooped in] one's pantshoffentlich geht die Prüfung nicht in die \Hose! hopefully I/you, etc. won't make a mess [or fam cock-up] of the exam!die Fete war tote \Hose the party was a washout [or dead loss]▶ die \Hosen [gestrichen] voll haben (sl) to be scared shitless vulg, to shit oneself vulg, to shit bricks vulg* * *die; Hose, Hosen1) trousers pl.; pants pl. (Amer.); (UnterHose) pants pl.; (FreizeitHose) slacks pl.; (BundHose) breeches pl.; (ReitHose) jodhpurs pl.; riding breeches pl.eine Hose — a pair of trousers/pants/slacks etc.
eine kurze/lange Hose — [a pair of] short trousers or shorts/long trousers
ein/zwei Paar Hosen — one/two pairs of trousers
das Kind hat in die Hose[n] gemacht — the child has made a mess in its pants
2) (fig.)die Hosen anhaben — (ugs.) wear the trousers
jemandem die Hosen strammziehen — (ugs.) give somebody a good hiding (coll.)
sich [vor Angst] in die Hose[n] machen — (salopp) shit oneself (coarse); get into a blue funk (coll.)
es ist tote Hose — (Jugendspr.) there's nothing doing (coll.)
* * *1.kurze Hose(n) (pair of) shorts pl;in die Hose machen (urinieren) wet o.s. (auch umg, fig); (einkoten) fill ( oder make a mess in) one’s pants2. umg, fig:(zu Hause) die Hose(n) anhaben wear the trousers (US pants);die Hosen runterlassen admit it, come clean, US auch fess up;die Hose(n) (gestrichen) vollhaben be in a blue funk;die Hose(n) vollkriegen get ( oder be given) a good hiding;jemandem die Hose(n) stramm ziehen give sb a good hiding;es ist in die Hose gegangen (war ein Misserfolg) it was a flop ( oder washout); (ist schiefgegangen) it didn’t work out, it was a bit of a disaster; (ist nicht angekommen) Witz etc: nobody got it, it didn’t come over;tote Hose sein be a washout; Ort etc: be a dump* * *die; Hose, Hosen1) trousers pl.; pants pl. (Amer.); (UnterHose) pants pl.; (FreizeitHose) slacks pl.; (BundHose) breeches pl.; (ReitHose) jodhpurs pl.; riding breeches pl.eine Hose — a pair of trousers/pants/slacks etc.
eine kurze/lange Hose — [a pair of] short trousers or shorts/long trousers
ein/zwei Paar Hosen — one/two pairs of trousers
das Kind hat in die Hose[n] gemacht — the child has made a mess in its pants
2) (fig.)die Hosen anhaben — (ugs.) wear the trousers
jemandem die Hosen strammziehen — (ugs.) give somebody a good hiding (coll.)
sich [vor Angst] in die Hose[n] machen — (salopp) shit oneself (coarse); get into a blue funk (coll.)
es ist tote Hose — (Jugendspr.) there's nothing doing (coll.)
* * *-n f.pantaloon n.pants (US) n.trousers (UK) n. -
98 culotte
culotte [kylɔt]1. feminine noun• petite culotte [de femme] panties2. compounds• avoir une culotte de cheval (aux hanches) to have saddlebags ► culotte court, culottes courtes short trousers* * *kylɔt1) ( sous-vêtement féminin) pants (pl) GB, drawers (pl), panties (pl) USune culotte — ( pour femme) a pair of pants GB ou panties US ou drawers
faire dans sa culotte — (colloq) ( déféquer) to dirty one's pants; ( uriner) to wet one's pants; fig to wet oneself
2) ( pantalon mi-long) breeches (pl); ( pantalon) trousers (pl), pants (pl) USen culotte(s) courte(s) — in short trousers GB ou pants US
•Phrasal Verbs:••c'est elle qui porte la culotte — (colloq) she's the one who wears the trousers GB ou pants US
baisser culotte — (colloq) fig to back down
* * *kylɔt nf1) (= sous-vêtement) [femme, enfant] pants pl Grande-Bretagne knickers pl Grande-Bretagne panties pl USA2) (= vêtement) (anciennement: masculin) breechesen culottes courtes fig (= très jeune) (artiste, athlète) — in short pants
porter la culotte fig — to wear the trousers Grande-Bretagne to wear the pants USA
user ses fonds de culottes fig (= être éduqué) — to be educated
* * *culotte nf1 ( sous-vêtement féminin) pants (pl) GB, knickers (pl) GB, drawers (pl), panties (pl) US; une culotte/deux culottes ( pour femme) a pair/two pairs of pants GB ou panties US ou drawers; culotte en caoutchouc plastic pants GB ou panties US ou drawers; où est la culotte de mon maillot de bain? where are my bikini bottoms?; faire dans sa culotte○ ( déféquer) to dirty one's pants; ( uriner) to wet one's pants; fig to wet oneself;2 ( pantalon mi-long) breeches (pl); ( pantalon) trousers (pl), pants US (pl); en culotte(s) courte(s) in short trousers GB ou pants US.culotte bouffante bloomers (pl); culotte de cheval ( pantalon) riding breeches (pl); ( cellulite) flabby thighs (pl); culotte de golf plus-fours (pl); culotte de peau○ fig pej old soldier, colonel Blimp○.c'est elle qui porte la culotte○ she's the one who wears the trousers GB ou pants US; baisser culotte○ fig to back down; (se) prendre une culotte○ Jeux to lose one's shirt (gambling).[kylɔt] nom féminin1. [sous-vêtement - de femme] (pair of) knickers (UK) ou panties (US) ; [ - d'enfant] (pair of) knickers (UK) ou pantsb. [avoir peur] to be scared stiffa. [vêtement] riding breeches, jodhpurs3. [pièce de viande] rump4. [vêtement] -
99 culotté
culotte [kylɔt]1. feminine noun• petite culotte [de femme] panties2. compounds• avoir une culotte de cheval (aux hanches) to have saddlebags ► culotte court, culottes courtes short trousers* * *kylɔt1) ( sous-vêtement féminin) pants (pl) GB, drawers (pl), panties (pl) USune culotte — ( pour femme) a pair of pants GB ou panties US ou drawers
faire dans sa culotte — (colloq) ( déféquer) to dirty one's pants; ( uriner) to wet one's pants; fig to wet oneself
2) ( pantalon mi-long) breeches (pl); ( pantalon) trousers (pl), pants (pl) USen culotte(s) courte(s) — in short trousers GB ou pants US
•Phrasal Verbs:••c'est elle qui porte la culotte — (colloq) she's the one who wears the trousers GB ou pants US
baisser culotte — (colloq) fig to back down
* * *kylɔt nf1) (= sous-vêtement) [femme, enfant] pants pl Grande-Bretagne knickers pl Grande-Bretagne panties pl USA2) (= vêtement) (anciennement: masculin) breechesen culottes courtes fig (= très jeune) (artiste, athlète) — in short pants
porter la culotte fig — to wear the trousers Grande-Bretagne to wear the pants USA
user ses fonds de culottes fig (= être éduqué) — to be educated
* * *culotte nf1 ( sous-vêtement féminin) pants (pl) GB, knickers (pl) GB, drawers (pl), panties (pl) US; une culotte/deux culottes ( pour femme) a pair/two pairs of pants GB ou panties US ou drawers; culotte en caoutchouc plastic pants GB ou panties US ou drawers; où est la culotte de mon maillot de bain? where are my bikini bottoms?; faire dans sa culotte○ ( déféquer) to dirty one's pants; ( uriner) to wet one's pants; fig to wet oneself;2 ( pantalon mi-long) breeches (pl); ( pantalon) trousers (pl), pants US (pl); en culotte(s) courte(s) in short trousers GB ou pants US.culotte bouffante bloomers (pl); culotte de cheval ( pantalon) riding breeches (pl); ( cellulite) flabby thighs (pl); culotte de golf plus-fours (pl); culotte de peau○ fig pej old soldier, colonel Blimp○.c'est elle qui porte la culotte○ she's the one who wears the trousers GB ou pants US; baisser culotte○ fig to back down; (se) prendre une culotte○ Jeux to lose one's shirt (gambling). -
100 pantalón
m.pair of pants, pant, pants, trouser.* * *1 trousers plural, US pants\bajarse los pantalones to take one's trousers down 2 figurado to climb down, give inllevar los pantalones to wear the trouserspantalón bombacho (corto) knickerbockers plural, breeches plural 2 (largo) long breeches (tied at the ankle)pantalón de pinzas pleated trousers pluralpantalón tejano jeans pluralpantalón vaquero jeans plural* * *
pantalón m (usu pl) trousers pl
pantalón bombacho, baggy trousers
pantalón corto, short trousers
pantalón vaquero, jeans pl
♦ Locuciones: bajarse uno los pantalones, to give in
llevar los pantalones, to wear the trousers
' pantalón' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
bragueta
- correa
- cuero
- de
- falda
- malla
- pinza
- raya
- short
- taleguilla
- tirante
- trabilla
- vaquera
- vaquero
- alargar
- conjunto
- mameluco
- media
- overol
- pantalones
- pernera
- peto
- ruedo
- sacar
- tirador
English:
crease
- cuff
- culottes
- dungarees
- pair
- pants
- pull down
- ride up
- seat
- trousers
- tuck in
- turn-up
- bottom
- flannel
- pantsuit
- pantyhose
- trouser
- under
* * *pantalón nm, pantalones nmpltrousers, US pants;Méx Fam Fambajarse los pantalones to climb down;Fam Am pantalón acampanado bell-bottoms; Col pantalón de baño swimming trunks;pantalones bombachos baggy trousers;[para golf] plus fours; RP pantalón (de) bombilla drainpipe trousers o US pants;pantalón de campana bell-bottoms;Esp pantalón de chándal tracksuit Br bottoms o US pants;pantalón de esquí ski pants;Col, Cuba pantalones interiores [braga] panties, Br knickers; Méx pantalones de mezclilla jeans;pantalón de montar jodhpurs;pantalón de pana cords;pantalón tejano jeans;pantalón vaquero jeans* * *m, pantalones mpl pants pl, Brtrousers pl ;trousers fam* * *1) : pants pl, trousers pl2)pantalones vaqueros : jeans3)4)pantalones de montar : jodhpurs* * *pantalón n trousersun pantalón nuevo a new pair of trousers / some new trouserspantalón corto shorts / a pair of shortspantalón vaquero jeans / a pair of jeans
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