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trousersUK:**UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈtraʊzərz/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/ˈtraʊzɚz/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(trou′zərz)
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trousers
Trousers are a piece of clothing that covers your body from the waist downwards, and covers each leg separately. Trousers is a plural noun. You use a plural form of a verb with it. His trousers covered in mud. Don't talk about ‘a trousers’. You say some trousers or a pair of trousers. It's time I bought myself some new trousers. Umar was dressed in . You usually use a singular form of a verb with a pair of trousers. There was a pair of trousers in his carrier-bag. The form trouser is often used in front of another noun. The waiter took a handkerchief from his . Hamo was rolling up his . In American English, more common words for this item of clothing are pants or slacks. 'trousers' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):
🗣️Forum discussions with the word(s) "trousers" in the title: — The men were like great dogs in white flannel trousers, waiting to be patted, waiting to wallow - English Only forum
(pair of) scissors / trousers / pants (US) / etc. - English Only forum 1 word = to put our shirts into our trousers? - English Only forum A man in a black hat, a T-shirt and brown trousers... - English Only forum A pair of trousers - English Only forum a piece/a kilo of trousers - English Only forum adjective phrase after multiple nouns - He wears baggy shirt and trousers with small holes - English Only forum all mouth and no trousers (AE version) - English Only forum anything in trousers - English Only forum Anything in trousers but nothing this side the altar - English Only forum appen close red trousers - English Only forum Are these boots/trousers a bit big for you? - English Only forum baggy trousers - English Only forum bought < trousers / a pair of trousers> ['pair of' needed?] - English Only forum Bring me my sensible trousers and and make it snappy! - English Only forum broad orange-and-green check of jacket and trousers - English Only forum circumstantial evidence on his trousers would have hanged him - English Only forum clothing, garments and trousers - English Only forum comma or 'and' before 'with' [conjunction]: in skirts, with trousers - English Only forum compare the trousers with my legs - English Only forum Discarded gentlemens' trousers ... Is it a metaphor? - English Only forum Does the word 'jeans' mean 'trousers' only? - English Only forum down the back of the trousers time - English Only forum Drawer full of trousers/scissors - English Only forum even to / right down to the trousers and bodice - English Only forum feet "sticking out of" trousers/leggings - English Only forum get trousers <short><shortened> - English Only forum hands down trousers - English Only forum He was wearing a black shirt and trousers (of) the same color. - English Only forum He was wearing a white t-shirt and brown trousers. - English Only forum more...
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