英语释义

1. a character in the commedia dell'arte that is usually a skinny old dotard who wears spectacles, slippers, and a tight-fitting combination of trousers and stockings

2. a buffoon in pantomimes

3. wide breeches worn especially in England during the reign of Charles II

4. close-fitting trousers usually having straps passing under the instep and worn especially in the 19th century

5. loose-fitting usually shorter than ankle-length trousers

片语

Crimson Silk Pantaloons深红色丝质马裤

a pair of pantaloons一条潘达隆裤

Pantaloons Apparel Corp采购商

pantaloons s男式马裤

Jupe pantaloons裙式马裤

Line Dance-Pantaloons排舞

Jeans-pantaloons牛仔裤

Pantaloons and Power裤子与权力

Night Watch Pantaloons守夜人马裤

英汉例句

• he is said to have adapted the long cavalry pantaloons favoured by the 10th light dragoons as a replacement for the knee-length breeches and stockings that were then commonplace.

  据说，他曾采纳了当时广受欢迎的第十轻装龙骑兵的兵服样式取代及膝马裤和长筒袜。

• they had made shirts, shorts, pantaloons , socks, mittens, sweaters, jackets and scarves.

  他们做了衬衫、短裤、松紧裤、袜子、连指手套、毛衣、夹克和围巾。

• pantaloons (where we get the word pants) were made popular in 1812 by george bryan 「beau」 brummell who wore his with a foot strap (like modern ski pants) to keep the pants tight and avoid creases.

  男式马裤（pantaloons，由它我们得到单词pants）于1812年由美男子乔治·布莱恩·布鲁梅尔（georgebryanbrummell）推而广之。他用一根脚带穿着他的马裤，就像现代的滑雪裤，以保持裤子的紧身和避免褶皱（如图）。

• pantaloons was later applied to another style of trousers that came into fashion toward the end of the 18th century, tight-fitting garments that had begun to replace knee breeches .

  pantaloons后来被用作另一种类型的裤子并在18世纪末日渐流行，紧身衣服已经开始取代齐膝马裤。

• and thats how i ended up dressed in pantaloons and a shirt with puffed sleeves, a scarf tied around my skull, and wearing an earring like errol flynn.

  最后，我穿起了马裤和蓬袖衬衫，头上绑了条围巾，戴了一对埃尔罗?弗林似的耳环。