pantaloon

/pan-tl-oon/US // ˌpæn tlˈun //UK // (ˌpæntəˈluːn) //

裤子,裤管,裤装,裤衩

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : pantaloons, a man's close-fitting garment for the hips and legs, worn especially in the 19th century, but varying in form from period to period; trousers.
- : Also Pan·ta·lo·ne [pan-tl-oh-ney, pahn-; Italian pahn-tah-law-ne]. /ˌpæn tlˈoʊ neɪ, ˌpɑn-; Italian ˌpɑn tɑˈlɔ nɛ/. a foolish old Venetian merchant, usually the head of a household, generally lascivious and frequently deceived in the course of lovers' intrigues.
- : a foolish, vicious old man, the butt and accomplice of the clown.

as injester

Synonyms

I was born a young man; I have continued so; and before I end, a pantaloon, a driveller—enough again.
It was only what he might have expected, for had not the clown served the pantaloon exactly the same the night before?
The tight pantaloon is at once simple, useful, and beautiful.
At last he becomes the shuffling slippered Pantaloon of our Christmas pantomimes.
"Also with oils and varnishes," answered the pantaloon, his voice breaking in the desperate effort he made to be audible.

/pan-tl-oon/US // ˌpæn tlˈun //UK // (ˌpæntəˈluːn) //

裤子,裤管,裤装,裤衩

n.名词 noun

1
- : pantaloons, a man's close-fitting garment for the hips and legs, worn especially in the 19th century, but varying in form from period to period; trousers.
- : Also Pan·ta·lo·ne [pan-tl-oh-ney, pahn-; Italian pahn-tah-law-ne]. /ˌpæn tlˈoʊ neɪ, ˌpɑn-; Italian ˌpɑn tɑˈlɔ nɛ/. a foolish old Venetian merchant, usually the head of a household, generally lascivious and frequently deceived in the course of lovers' intrigues.
- : a foolish, vicious old man, the butt and accomplice of the clown.

as injester

Synonyms

I was born a young man; I have continued so; and before I end, a pantaloon, a driveller—enough again.
It was only what he might have expected, for had not the clown served the pantaloon exactly the same the night before?
The tight pantaloon is at once simple, useful, and beautiful.
At last he becomes the shuffling slippered Pantaloon of our Christmas pantomimes.
"Also with oils and varnishes," answered the pantaloon, his voice breaking in the desperate effort he made to be audible.