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pants

UK
/pænts/
US
/pænts/

Translations

pantsnoun
pants
pl
Plural-only garment; also uncountable British slang meaning ‘nonsense’ or ‘rubbish’
брюкимн. ч., нейтрально
He bought a new pair of pants for the interview.
Он купил новую пару брюк для собеседования.
ерундаразг., британский сленг
That explanation was complete pants.
Это объяснение — полная ерунда.
Additional translations
штанымн. ч., разговорное
чушьразг.
pantsadjective
more pants
Comp.
most pants
Super.
British informal, used attributively or predicatively to mean ‘of poor quality’
отстойныйразг., британский сленг
It’s a really pants idea and won’t work.
Это просто отстойная идея и она не сработает.
Additional translations
паршивыйразг.
pantsinterjection
British informal exclamation expressing disappointment or frustration
Блин!разг.
Pants! I left my keys at home.
Блин! Я забыл ключи дома.
Additional translations
Чёрт!разг.
pantnoun

pants

pl

pants
pl
UK
/pænt/
US
/pænt/
He bought a new pair of pants for the interview.
Он купил новые брюки для собеседования.
She prefers wearing pants over skirts.
Она предпочитает носить штаны, а не юбки.
Additional translations
тяжёлое дыхание
пыхтение
Synonyms
gasp
breath
exhalation
sigh
heave
pantverb

pants

panted
Past Simple
panted
Past Participle
panting
Gerund
UK
/pænt/
US
/pænt/
The dog started to pant after chasing the ball.
Собака начала пыхтеть после того, как погналась за мячом.
After running up the stairs, he began to pant heavily.
После того как он поднялся по лестнице, он начал тяжело запыхаться.
Additional translations
задыхаться
Synonyms
gasp
huff
puff
wheeze
heave
breath heavily

Definitions

pantsnoun
An outer garment covering the body from the waist to the ankles with a separate part for each leg; trousers (chiefly North American).
He bought a new pair of pants for the interview.
Nonsense or something of very poor quality (British informal, uncountable).
That explanation was complete pants.
pantsadjective
Of very poor quality; rubbish (British informal).
It’s a really pants idea and won’t work.
pantsinterjection
Used to express annoyance, disappointment, or frustration (British informal).
Pants! I left my keys at home.
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.
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