trousers

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see also CLOTHES
- a piece of clothing that covers both legs, from waist to ankles: trousers (AmE pants)(noun plural)
I like those trousers you're wearing. ◎ tight trousers (= fitting closely to the body)
baggy trousers (= hanging loosely on the body)
Note: because trousers is plural, we cannot say, for example, 'a trouser'. Instead, we must say 'some trousers' or 'a pair of trousers'. The same is the case with all the different kinds of trousers listed below. Before another noun, we use trouser
I think I left the keys in my trouser pocket.
- short trousers that end above your knee: shorts (AmE short pants)
tennis shorts
- strong trousers, usually blue, made of denim: jeans
a pair of blue jeans
- soft thin stretchy trousers, usually worn by women, which fit tightly, from waist to ankles: leggings
- thick loose trousers worn for sport: tracksuit bottoms
He went jogging in tracksuit bottoms and a T-shirt.
- a piece of clothing, similar to trousers, but covering your chest as well as your legs, with straps that go over your shoulders: dungarees
- trousers and a jacket made of the same cloth: suit
- one leg of a pair of trousers: trouser leg
- the middle part of a trouser leg: knee
The knees of my jeans need patching.
- the line that you put down the front of a trouser leg when you iron it: crease
- a small place inside your clothes that you can put things in: pocket
I put my keys in my back pocket.
- the front fastening of a pair of trousers: flies (noun plural)
George, your flies are undone.
- the metal fastening at the front of a pair of trousers: zip
Do your zip up. ◎ I can't undo this zip.
- a long thin piece of leather, etc that you wear around your waist: belt
I have to wear a belt with these trousers to stop them falling down.
- a pair of straps that fasten onto the tops of your trousers and go over your shoulders, to keep the trousers up: braces (AmE suspenders)(noun plural)