pant

UK
/pænt/
US
/pænt/

Translations

pantnoun
pants
pl
UK
/pænt/
US
/pænt/
After the sprint, he let out a pant before speaking.
Après le sprint, il poussa un halètement avant de parler.
pantalonS’emploie surtout dans les contextes de mode ou d’industrie au singulier.
The tailor showcased a new wool pant on the runway.
Le tailleur a présenté un nouveau pantalon en laine sur le podium.
Additional translations
souffle courtSens concret, plus descriptif.
pantverb
panted
Past Simple
panted
Past Participle
panting
Gerund
UK
/pænt/
US
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After running the marathon, she began to pant heavily.
Après avoir couru le marathon, elle a commencé à haleter fortement.
Additional translations
brûler deSens figuré, soutenu ou littéraire.
Synonyms
pantadjective
UK
/pænt/
US
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Used attributively in fashion contexts, e.g. 'pant leg', 'pant suit'.
de pantalonEmploi attributif, surtout dans les composés de mode.
She bought a chic pant suit for the interview.
Elle a acheté un élégant tailleur de pantalon pour l’entretien.

Definitions

pantnoun
A short, quick breath, typically as a result of exertion or excitement.
He let out a loud pant after the sprint.
A pair of trousers (commonly used in the plural "pants", but sometimes found in the singular in fashion or industry contexts).
The tailor showcased a new wool pant on the runway.
The act or sound of breathing quickly and heavily; a bout of panting.
The only thing we could hear in the still night was the pant of the exhausted runner.
pantverb
To breathe quickly and heavily, usually as a result of exertion or excitement.
After running the marathon, she began to pant heavily.
To long for or desire something eagerly.
He panted for a chance to prove himself in the competition.
pantadjective
Attributive; relating to or designed for pants (trousers).
She bought a chic pant suit for the interview.