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trousers

[trou-zerz] / ˈtraʊ zərz /


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Women began wearing trousers to the office in the 1970s.

From The Wall Street Journal

PC Morning told jurors that she saw what she believed to be a light t-shirt and grey trousers or shorts and that the shorts appeared to have staining, which she believed to be blood.

From BBC

"Without long-range weapons it is difficult not only to carry out an offensive mission but also to conduct a defensive operation," said Zelenskiy, who wore his trademark military khaki top and trousers.

From Reuters

In February, Senator Orwoba was ordered to leave parliament because of an apparent blood stain on her trousers.

From BBC

Nearly everyone, including many tourists, was dressed in the traditional garb of white trousers and shirt with red sash and neckerchief as they sang and shouted.

From Seattle Times