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复数:pantaloons
noun
or pantalone ˌpan-tə-ˈlō-nē capitalized 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
a buffoon in pantomimes
wide breeches worn especially in England during the reign of Charles II
close-fitting trousers usually having straps passing under the instep and worn especially in the 19th century
loose-fitting usually shorter than ankle-length trousers
1580年代,意大利喜剧中一个瘦弱、愚蠢的老人的名字; 见 pantaloons。作为一种紧身裤,从1660年代开始使用。
Middle French & Old Italian; Middle French Pantalon, from Old Italian Pantaleone, Pantalone
The first known use of pantaloon was circa 1590
pantrynoun
a small room in which food and dishes are kept
pantomimistnoun
an actor or dancer in pantomimes
pantomimenoun
pantomimist
a performance in which a story is told by expressive movements of the body or face
expression of information by movements of the body or face
pantomimenoun
pantomimist
a performance in which a story is told by expressive movements of the body or face
expression of information by movements of the body or face
pantographnoun
an instrument for copying something (as a map) using a previously chosen scale
pantienoun
a woman's or child's undergarment covering the lower trunk—usually used in plural
pantienoun
a woman's or child's undergarment covering the lower trunk—usually used in plural
panthernoun
leopardespecially: one that is black
cougar
jaguar
pantaloonnoun
plural close-fitting trousers usually with straps passing under the insteps
loose-fitting usually shorter than ankle-length trousers see Word History at pants
pantaloonnoun
plural close-fitting trousers usually with straps passing under the insteps
loose-fitting usually shorter than ankle-length trousers see Word History at pants
1 Still, some of Reliance's local rivals including Pantaloons and Shopper's Stop have managed to make a profit, helped by a compact network of stores.
2 The lovely Columbine remained and the sprightly Harlequin and the grotesque Pantaloon.
3 Your old friends the Harlequin, the Clown, the Pantaloon bounce upon the stage with all their old antics and most of their old jokes.
4 Louis Vuitton's wall of history Elizabethan ruffs glistened in the lights alongside medieval two-point hats, pantaloons, exaggerated wigs and crinolines Tuesday at Louis Vuitton's fall collection in Paris.
5 Pantaloon, which operates more than 150 Big Bazaar supermarkets across 90 cities and towns, also has apparel and consumer-electronics outlets.
6 Future Capital, which is currently controlled by Pantaloon Retail, is a non-banking finance company that gives consumer and mortgage loans and has a market capitalisation of $158.4 million.
7 But let us be thankful that Providence has sent Brooker on a special mission to play Pantaloon in this grimmish little interlude of ours.
8 Several said the Duggars’ TLC show reminded them of their own strict upbringings, especially depictions of the docile, obedient Duggar children in their pilgrim collars and pantaloons.
9 Pantaloon was the impersonation, however, not of fighting but of trading Venice, and wore the merchant costume still in use, with but slight modification, in Goldoni's day.
10 Pantaloon, which began as a men’s clothing retailer in 1997, operates as many as 498 supermarkets and department stores and more than 17 million square feet of retail space, according to the company’s website.
11 Beginning in the 1790s, U.S. officials spread throughout eastern North America and pressured the continent’s longtime residents to change their ways: to wear pantaloons, use plows, pray to Jesus.
12 loose-fitting cotton pantaloons that are designed to be worn as loungewear
13 Anatoly enrolled his boxing prodigy in dance classes and not just any dance classes but traditional Ukrainian dance classes, called Hopak, where performers wear the brightest of boots and colorful satin pantaloons, like from the movie Aladdin.
14 He acted as a pantaloon in the play.
他在剧中扮演老旦。
15 When the late Mr. Lewis Bologna, as Pantaloon, proffered his hand in token of amity and forgiveness, Mr. Joseph Grimaldi protruded his foot into his master’s palm.
16 Pantaloon, the country’s largest retailer, climbed as much as 18 percent, the biggest intraday gain since May 2009, and was trading up 16 percent at 233.35 rupees as of 12:59 p.m. local time.
17 And then there was the little bay on the Tierra del Fuego mainland, called Port Pantaloons.
18 Pantaloon has been affected by rising borrowing costs after the Reserve Bank of India increased interest rates by a record amount from 2010 until October last year to fight inflation.
19 Immediately Pantaloon put his long, lean fingers to his month, and gave such a piercing crow that it rang as if a hundred little trumpets had been sounding lustily.
20 Still, Pantaloon is up 9.5 percent since Nov. 23, while Shopper’s Stop Ltd.,
2 宽大的裤子
6 紧身长裤
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