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1 pants
v. Txog siavn. Ntau kev txog siav; ntau kev ua pa hawb huav; lub ris; ntau lub ris -
2 pants
/pænts/ * danh từ số nhiều - quần lót dài - (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ) quần dài -
3 die Keilhosen
- {stretch pants; stretch trousers} -
4 erwischen
- {to catch (caught,caught) bắt lấy, nắm lấy, tóm lấy, chộp lấy, đánh được, câu được, bắt kịp, theo kịp, đuổi kịp, mắc, bị nhiễm, hiểu được, nắm được, nhận ra, bắt gặp, bắt được quả tang, chợt gặp - chợt thấy, mắc vào, vướng, móc, kẹp, chặn đứng, nén, giữ, thu hút, lôi cuốn, đánh, giáng, bắt lửa, đóng băng, ăn khớp, vừa, bấu, víu lấy, níu lấy - {to get (got,got) được, có được, kiếm được, lấy được, nhận được, xin được, hỏi được, tìm ra, tính ra, mua, học, mắc phải, ăn, bắt được, đem về, thu về, đưa, mang, chuyền, đem, đi lấy, bị, chịu, dồn vào thế bí - dồn vào chân tường, làm bối rối lúng túng không biết ăn nói ra sao, làm cho, khiến cho, sai ai, bảo ai, nhờ ai, to have got có, phải, sinh, đẻ, tìm hộ, mua hộ, xoay hộ, cung cấp, đến, tới, đạt đến - trở nên, trở thành, thành ra, đi đến chỗ, bắt đầu, cút đi, chuồn - {to land} đưa vào bờ, đổ bộ, dẫn đến, đưa đến, đẩy vào, đạt được, giành được, đưa đi, ghé vào bờ, hạ cánh, xuống đất, xuống xe, lên bờ, rơi vào - {to nab} tóm cổ - {to nail} đóng đinh, ghìm chặt, bắt giữ, tóm - {to snag} va vào cừ, đụng vào cừ, nhổ hết cừ, đánh gốc, phát hết các mấu cành gãy = jemanden erwischen {to get hold of someone; to nick someone}+ = jemanden erwischen [bei] {to cop [at]}+ = jemanden kalt erwischen {to catch someone with his pants down}+ = jemanden gerade noch erwischen {to catch someone on the hop}+ -
5 die Hose
- {bag} bao, túi, bị, xắc, mẻ săn, bọng, bọc, vú, chỗ húp lên, của cải, tiền bạc, quần, chỗ phùng ra, chỗ lụng thụng - {trousers} quần pair of trousers) = eine Hose {a pair of pants; a pair of trousers}+ = die kurze Hose {breeches; shorts}+ = die lange Hose {trousers}+ = die gestreifte Hose {striped trousers}+ = die enganliegende Hose {tights}+ = es ist Jacke wie Hose {It's much of a muchness}+ -
6 die Hosen
- {britches} = weite Hosen {Oxford bags}+ = Hosen tragen {to be breeched}+ = die Hosen anhaben {to wear the breeches}+ = in langen Hosen {trousered}+ = die Hosen voll haben {to be in a blue funk}+ = sie hat die Hosen an {she wears the pants}+ = er krempelt die Hosen hoch {he tucks up his trousers}+ = einem Jungen die ersten Hosen anziehen {to breech}+ -
7 high-water
/'hai'wɔtə/ * tính từ - (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ) ngắn cũn cỡn =high-water pants+ quần ngắn cũn cỡn
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