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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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Spanisch
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pants [Am pæn(t)s, Brit pan(t)s] SUBST Plsubst

1. pants (trousers):

pants Am
pants Am
a pair of pants
a pair of pants
a pair of pants
to bore the pants off sb also Brit ugs
to scare the pants off sb also Brit ugs

2.1. pants Brit:

pants (underwear) (men's)
pants (underwear) (men's)
calzones mpl Méx
pants (underwear) (men's)
interiores mpl Col Ven
to catch sb with his pants down ugs
to catch sb with his pants down ugs
coger a alguien desprevenido esp Esp

2.2. pants (underwear) Brit (women's) → panties

2.3. pants sl:

pants (underwear) Brit Brit (nonsense)
pants (underwear) Brit Brit (nonsense)
pendejadas fpl LatAm excl CSur ugs
pants (underwear) Brit Brit (nonsense)
chorradas fpl Esp ugs
pants (underwear) Brit Brit (nonsense)
pavadas fpl RíoPl ugs
pants (underwear) Brit Brit (nonsense)
leseras fpl Chil ugs

2.4. pants ugs:

pants (underwear) Brit Brit (rubbish)
the film was pants

panties [Am ˈpæn(t)iz, Brit ˈpantɪz] SUBST Plsubst

calzones mpl LatAm
bragas fpl Esp
pantaletas fpl Méx Ven
bombacha f RíoPl
calzoneta f AmC

trainer pants SUBST Plsubst

trainer pants
trainer pants
trainer pants
pantalones mpl de buzo Chil Perú
trainer pants
trainer pants
pantalones mpl de jogging RíoPl
trainer pants
pants mpl Méx

hot pants SUBST Plsubst

hot pants
hot pants
hot pants mpl

I. pant [Am pænt, Brit pant] VERB intr

1. pant (breathe quickly):

2. pant (yearn):

to pant for/after sth/sb
suspirar por algo/alguien

II. pant [Am pænt, Brit pant] VERB trans

III. pant [Am pænt, Brit pant] SUBST

pants [Am pæn(t)s, Brit pan(t)s] SUBST Plsubst

1. pants (trousers):

pants Am
pants Am
a pair of pants
a pair of pants
a pair of pants
to bore the pants off sb also Brit ugs
to scare the pants off sb also Brit ugs

2.1. pants Brit:

pants (underwear) (men's)
pants (underwear) (men's)
calzones mpl Méx
pants (underwear) (men's)
interiores mpl Col Ven
to catch sb with his pants down ugs
to catch sb with his pants down ugs
coger a alguien desprevenido esp Esp

2.2. pants (underwear) Brit (women's) → panties

2.3. pants sl:

pants (underwear) Brit Brit (nonsense)
pants (underwear) Brit Brit (nonsense)
pendejadas fpl LatAm excl CSur ugs
pants (underwear) Brit Brit (nonsense)
chorradas fpl Esp ugs
pants (underwear) Brit Brit (nonsense)
pavadas fpl RíoPl ugs
pants (underwear) Brit Brit (nonsense)
leseras fpl Chil ugs

2.4. pants ugs:

pants (underwear) Brit Brit (rubbish)
the film was pants

combat pants, combat trousers SUBST Plsubst

combat pants

pantsuit [Am ˈpæntˌsut, Brit ˈpantsuːt], pants suit SUBST Am

cuffed pants Am
cuffed pants Am
cuffed pants Am
cuffed pants Am
con botamanga RíoPl
Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
pants Pl Brit
stretch ski-pants Pl
stretch ski-pants Pl

im PONS Wörterbuch

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Spanisch
Spanisch

pants [pænts] SUBST Pl

1. pants Brit (underpants):

pants

2. pants Am (trousers):

pants

Wendungen:

pant(s) suit SUBST Am

ski pants SUBST Pl

ski pants

I. pant [pænt] VERB intr

to be panting for [or after] sth

II. pant [pænt] VERB trans

to have ants in one's pants ugs
Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
riding pants Pl
smarty pants
im PONS Wörterbuch
Englisch
Englisch
Spanisch
Spanisch

pants [pænts] SUBST Pl

1. pants (trousers):

pants

2. pants (underpants):

pants

Wendungen:

ski pants SUBST Pl

ski pants

I. pant [pænt] VERB intr

pant person, dog:

II. pant [pænt] VERB trans

to have ants in one's pants ugs
to have ants in one's pants ugs
Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
riding pants Pl
pants Pl
smarty pants
pants Pl
pair of pants
seat (of one's pants)
Present
Ipant
youpant
he/she/itpants
wepant
youpant
theypant
Past
Ipanted
youpanted
he/she/itpanted
wepanted
youpanted
theypanted
Present Perfect
Ihavepanted
youhavepanted
he/she/ithaspanted
wehavepanted
youhavepanted
theyhavepanted
Past Perfect
Ihadpanted
youhadpanted
he/she/ithadpanted
wehadpanted
youhadpanted
theyhadpanted

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A revolution in fashion took the form of comfort in baggy pants and loose clothing for emcees and breakdancers.
en.wikipedia.org
You wouldn't think boxer shorts or pants would fit down a toilet.
www.thescottishsun.co.uk
The pants flare out at the end, bell-bottoms.
www.npr.org
The victim's pants and underwear were forcibly removed, state the documents.
en.wikipedia.org
We'll likely spend the afternoon in pajama pants, lolling on the carpet.
www.oregonlive.com