英 [ˈtraʊzəz] 美 [ˈtraʊzərz]
trousers基本解释
名词 裤子
1、 He works comfortably in camouflage trousers that are faded with repeat washings.
2、 He works comfortably in camouflage trousers that are faded with repeated washings.
3、 Dresses had shirt lapel necks and flowed into pretty, cutaway chiffon dresses sprinkled with tiny flower prints and were worn over pinstripe narrow trousers.
4、 The reference was to the teeming masses of Chinese citizens seemingly all clad in ubiquitous blue trousers and jackets.
5、 So Wang paints the Chinese red color of the village girl's quilted jacket and trousers in Western Realistic strokes.
6、 The administration action will impose limits on the amount of cotton trousers, cotton knit shirts and underwear that China can ship to this country.
7、 Blazers and suit styles complement contemporary soft dressing while the flowing tops and dresses contrast the accentuated waistlines of skirts and trousers.
8、 Women's blouses last week hit the ceiling following swea www.baihuawen.c n ters and trousers, according to statistics from EU customs.
9、 Dyckman's typical getup involves a nautical look in the daytime, featuring white linen trousers and dark blue jackets or jumpers.
The form trouser is used as a modifier. trouser 用作修饰词。
1、 裤子
Trousers are a piece of clothing that you wear over your body from the waist downwards, and that cover each leg separately.
e.g. He was smartly dressed in a shirt, dark trousers and boots.。.
他穿着衬衫和黑裤子，脚蹬皮靴，看上去很帅气。
e.g. Alexander rolled up his trouser legs.
亚历山大把裤腿卷起来。
in AM, usually use 美国英语通常用 pants
-trousered
I smoothed his khaki-trousered leg.
我把他那条卡其布裤子的裤腿弄平展。