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Meanings of trousers in English
Usage of trousers in English
1
She asserts, quite trenchantly, her right to wear trousers on State occasions.
2
And she fetched her head-dress; her trousers; her shoes with red tassels.
3
Another strikingly different trend for men are the high-waisted 1950s' style trousers.
4
The captain ran out of the companionway in his shirt and trousers.
5
He sat in trousers and shirt on the side of the bed.
6
A razor and some shaving things and new trousers, Hugo had said.
7
The bottom line is that you don't need trousers to fight zombies.
8
Find the trousers, remove the evidence, and everything would be all right.
9
Blomkvist advised her to change into long trousers because of the mosquitoes.
10
The trousers reminded him of the blue threads found on the burdock.
11
He came to the door in his white sweater and white trousers.
12
His trousers, with their unfaded fabric and perfect creases, did look new.
13
His hands were deep in the pockets of his baggy light trousers.
14
Theory made its name initially for its five different styles of trousers.
15
The dress of the men consists of wide trousers and long kaftans.
16
Ippolit Ippolititch put on his trousers hurriedly and asked in a flutter:
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Trousers through the time
Trousers across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
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