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draw·string ˈpants N pl

ˈhot pants N pl

hot pants

ˈpant·suit [ˈpæntsu:t], ˈpants suit N Am (trouser suit)

Hosenanzug m <-(e)s, -züge>

ˈski pants N pl

ski pants
Skihose f <-, -n>

ˈsmarty-pants <pl -> N pej inf

smarty-pants
Besserwisser(in) m (f) <-s, ->
smarty-pants
Klugscheißer(in) m (f) <-s, -> sl
smarty-pants

ˈstir·rup pants N pl

stirrup pants
Steghose f <-, -n>

ˈtrain·ing pants N pl

training pants

ciga·ˈrette pants N pl

cigarette pants
Röhrenhose f <-, -n>

ˈsplash pants N pl Am

splash pants

ˈsweat pants N pl

sweat pants

ˈsnow pants N pl

snow pants
Schneehose f <-, -n>

pant VB

I. pant1 [pænt] VB intr

1. pant (breathe):

2. pant (crave):

3. pant liter (throb):

pant heart
pochen liter

II. pant1 [pænt] N

1. pant (breath):

Keuchen nt kein pl

2. pant liter (throb):

pochen liter

I. pant2 [pænt] FASHION N

1. pant esp Brit (underpants):

pants pl
a pair of pants

2. pant Am (trousers):

pants pl

Phrases:

to bore the pants off sb inf
to piss [or wet][or shit] one's pants vulg sl
to piss [or wet][or shit] one's pants vulg sl
to scare [or frighten] the pants off sb

II. pant2 [pænt] FASHION N modifier

pant (leg, pocket):

Hosenaufschlag m <-(e)s, -schläge>

seat-of-the-pants [ˌsi:tɒvðəˈpænts, Am ˌsi:t̬ɑ:v-] ADJ attr, inv inf

seat-of-the-pants
seat-of-the-pants

pant after VB trans fig

OpenDict unos

pant N

to fly by the seat of one's pants fig
OpenDict unos

pant N

(liar, liar,)pants are on fire! (schoolyard rhyme) inf
Present
Ipant
youpant
he/she/itpants
wepant
youpant
theypant
Past
Ipanted
youpanted
he/she/itpanted
wepanted
youpanted
theypanted
Present Perfect
Ihavepanted
youhavepanted
he/she/ithaspanted
wehavepanted
youhavepanted
theyhavepanted
Past Perfect
Ihadpanted
youhadpanted
he/she/ithadpanted
wehadpanted
youhadpanted
theyhadpanted