Translations for „pantaloons“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

pantaloon <pantaloon; pantaloons> N

pantaloon

بَنْطَلُون

pantaloon

مُهَرِّج

pantaloon

بِلْيَاتْشُو

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English

Forget working against nature with voluminous pantaloons and the unforgiving exposure of cut out dresses, this is a style that will make women look beautiful.

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The men sported wide pantaloons, giant neckties, oversized earrings and monocles; and they wore their hair long or pulled back with a comb.

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He immediately went to her room and caught him the act of arranging his pantaloons.

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Women wore pantaloons, often tied at the ankle, beneath long skirts.

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There's not much call for pantaloons these days, but the clasp is commonly used on women's bras.

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On a podium sat five men dressed in medieval costume: velvet pantaloons, gold braid, flowing capes, feathered caps.

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With a love of the brightest colors, the men wore pantaloons skin-tight below the knee, colorful shirts and tunics, capped with vivid turbans and earrings of metal and seashells.

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The man wore a shirt, waistcoat, socks, and a single glove; a search of the area yielded pantaloons and a coat.

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Officers' uniforms consisted of a dark green dolman and pantaloons, with a crimson sash.

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She was very physical in the show and was constantly catching her heel in the pantaloons and ripping them.

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