trouser

UK
/ˈtraʊ.zə/
US
/ˈtraʊ.zɚ/

Traductions

trousernoun
trousers
pl
Singular form occasionally used as a count noun; plural trousers more common, but singular exists and functions as lemma here.
trouserverb
trousered
Past Simple
trousered
Past Participle
trousering
Gerund
UK
/ˈtraʊ.zə/
US
/ˈtraʊ.zɚ/
He managed to trouser a large sum of money from the deal.
Ему удалось присвоить крупную сумму денег от сделки.
Traductions supplémentaires
Translation as verb
trouseradjective
Attributive use before another noun (e.g. "trouser pocket").
trousersnoun

trouser

trousers
pl
She prefers wearing trousers instead of skirts.
Она предпочитает носить штаны вместо юбок.
He bought a new pair of trousers for the interview.
Он купил новые брюки для собеседования.
Traductions supplémentaires

Définitions

trousernoun
A garment leg forming one part of a pair of trousers; by extension, (plural trousers) a pair of such garments covering each leg separately from waist to ankle.
A tear ran down the right trouser after he jumped the fence.
trouserverb
To receive or take money, especially in a way that is considered greedy or unethical.
He managed to trouser a large sum from the deal.
To put (something) into one's trouser pocket or trousers, especially quickly or furtively.
He quietly trousered the note before anyone noticed.
trouseradjective
Relating to, designed for, or located on trousers; used only before a noun.
She found her keys in a small trouser pocket.
trousersnoun
A piece of clothing that covers the body from the waist down and is divided into sections to cover each leg separately.
He wore a pair of black trousers to the meeting.