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I. pant2 [pænt] MODA SUBST

1. pant esp Brit (underpants):

pants pl
a pair of pants

2. pant americ (trousers):

pants pl

Expressões:

to bore the pants off sb coloq
to piss [or wet][or shit] one's pants vulg calão
to piss [or wet][or shit] one's pants vulg calão
Schiss haben calão
to scare [or frighten] the pants off sb

II. pant2 [pænt] MODA SUBST modifier

pant (leg, pocket):

Hosenaufschlag m <-(e)s, -schläge>

ciga·ˈrette pants SUBST pl

cigarette pants
Röhrenhose f <-, -n>

ˈsmarty-pants <pl -> SUBST pej coloq

smarty-pants
Besserwisser(in) m (f) <-s, ->
smarty-pants
Klugscheißer(in) m (f) <-s, -> calão
smarty-pants
Blitzgneißer m A coloq

ˈhot pants SUBST pl

hot pants

ˈsnow pants SUBST pl

snow pants
Schneehose f <-, -n>

draw·string ˈpants SUBST pl

ˈtrain·ing pants SUBST pl

training pants

ˈski pants SUBST pl

ski pants
Skihose f <-, -n>
Entrada OpenDict

pant SUBST

(liar, liar,)pants are on fire! (schoolyard rhyme) coloq
Entrada OpenDict

pant SUBST

to fly by the seat of one's pants fig

Vocabulário Técnico de Biologia Klett

pant VERBO

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Exemplos do Dicionário PONS (verificados pela redação)

to piss [or wet][or shit] one's pants vulg calão
to piss [or wet][or shit] one's pants vulg calão
Schiss haben calão
keep your shirt [or hair][or pants] on
keep your shirt [or hair][or pants] on
nur ruhig Blut coloq
to catch sb with their trousers [or americ pants] down coloq
to have ants in one's pants dated humor
Hummeln im Hintern haben coloq humor
Hummeln im [o. unterm] Hintern [o. calão Arsch] haben coloq
to have ants in one's pants humor

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

Firemen wear a sky blue shirt with dark blue pants and leather shoes.
en.wikipedia.org
You wouldn't think boxer shorts or pants would fit down a toilet.
www.thescottishsun.co.uk
The victim's pants and underwear were forcibly removed, state the documents.
en.wikipedia.org
I have on long johns, insulated ski pants, two sweaters, a fleece and a down jacket.
www.salon.com
In this practice, teachers would pull their pants up and attach them there using zip ties.
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