PANTS - английски-италиански превод

В речника Oxford-Paravia италиански

I. pants [Brit pan(t)s, Am pæn(t)s] СЪЩ npl

1. pants Am (trousers):

pants

pantaloni м

he was still in short pants

portava ancora i pantaloni corti

2. pants Brit (underwear):

pants

mutande f

3. pants Brit (rubbish):

pants разг

schifo м

pants разг

schifezza f

the film was pants

il film era uno schifo

II. pants [Brit pan(t)s, Am pæn(t)s] ГЛАГ прх Am разг

pants person:

pants

togliere i pantaloni a

III. pants [Brit pan(t)s, Am pæn(t)s]

to beat the pants off sb разг

dare un sacco di botte a qn

to bore the pants off sb разг

annoiare qn a morte

to charm the pants off sb разг

incantare qn also прен

to scare the pants off sb разг

spaventare qn a morte

to catch sb with his, her pants down разг

cogliere qn alla sprovvista

to fly by the seat of one's pants pilot:

pilotare a naso

a kick in the pants

un calcio nel sedere also прен

to wear the pants разг

portare i pantaloni

ski pants [Brit, Am ˈski ˌpæn(t)s] СЪЩ npl

ski pants

pantaloni м da sci

combat pants [ˈkɒmbætpænts] СЪЩ npl

combat pants

pantaloni м militari

smarty-pants [Brit, Am ˈsmɑrdi ˌpænts] СЪЩ разг

smarty-pants → smart alec

smart alec [Brit ˈsmɑːt alɪk], smart aleck СЪЩ разг

smart alec

saccente м и ж

smart alec

sputasentenze м и ж

trainer pants [ˈtreɪnəpænts] СЪЩ npl

trainer pants

mutandine f assorbenti (per bambini che stanno imparando a usare il vasino)

cargo pants [Brit, Am] СЪЩ npl

cargo pants

pantaloni м con tasconi laterali

hot pants [Brit, Am ˈhɑt ˌpænts] СЪЩ npl

hot pants

hot pants м

harem pants [ˈhɑːriːmˌpænts] СЪЩ npl

harem pants

= ampi pantaloni a sbuffo

I. pant [Brit pant, Am pænt] СЪЩ

pant

respiro м affannoso

II. pant [Brit pant, Am pænt] ГЛАГ прх

pant → pant out

III. pant [Brit pant, Am pænt] ГЛАГ нпрх

pant person, animal:

pant

ansimare, avere il fiatone

to be panting for breath

essere senza fiato

she came panting up the stairs

venne ansimando su per le scale

pant out ГЛАГ [pant -] (pant out [sth], pant [sth] out)

pant out

dire [qc] ansimando

pegtop trousers [ˈpeɡtɒpˌtraʊzəz], pegtop pants [ˈpeɡtɒpˌpænts] СЪЩ npl

pegtop trousers

= pantaloni larghi sui fianchi e stretti alle caviglie

в PONS речника

английски

италиански

pants [pænts] СЪЩ pl

1. pants (trousers):

pants

pantaloni м pl

2. pants (underpants):

pants

mutande f pl

Phrases:

to be caught with one's pants down разг

essere preso alla sprovvista

ski pants СЪЩ pl

ski pants

pantaloni м pl da sci

I. pant [pænt] ГЛАГ нпрх

pant person, dog:

pant

ansimare

to be panting for [or after ʊ] sth

morire dalla voglia di (fare) qc

II. pant [pænt] ГЛАГ прх

pant

dire ansimando

to have ants in one's pants разг

non star fermo un attimo

италиански

английски

calzone

pants

portare i -i прен разг (comandare)

to wear the pants прен

calzone

pants leg

mutandine (da bambino)

pants

pantaloni

pants

un paio di pantaloni

a pair of pants

pantaloni stretch

stretch pants

spezzato

coordinated jacket and pants

scompisciarsi dalle risate вулг

to pee one's pants laughing

Present

I	pant
you	pant
he/she/it	pants
we	pant
you	pant
they	pant

Past

I	panted
you	panted
he/she/it	panted
we	panted
you	panted
they	panted

Present Perfect

I	have	panted
you	have	panted
he/she/it	has	panted
we	have	panted
you	have	panted
they	have	panted

Past Perfect

I	had	panted
you	had	panted
he/she/it	had	panted
we	had	panted
you	had	panted
they	had	panted

едноезични примери (не са проверени от PONS редакцията)

Loafers can be worn fashionably by both men and women, with jeans, shorts, pants, and dresses.

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After its establishment the company's product offerings expanded to include items such as large plastic storage containers for use in agriculture and ski pants.

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Other popular trends included hoodies, jean shorts, khaki cargo pants, baggy basketball shorts, and chinos.

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You wouldn't think boxer shorts or pants would fit down a toilet.

www.thescottishsun.co.uk

Moving onto this week's trend, its hot pants that are the fashionable thing to be seen wearing.

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