(a pair of) trousers meaning in English
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Definition
(a pair of) trousers
:an item of clothing that covers your legs
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A .

A .

A pair of .
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A skirt 1.

A shirt 2.

A pair of trousers 3.
In this image, there is a skirt and it's blue. Example: Magda is wearing a long skirt.
There isn't a shirt in this image.
This image doesn't show any trousers.
In this image we can see a shirt and it's white. Note: by contrast, a T-shirt is a simpler top with short sleeves and no collar. Examples: Timmy loves black shirts; I wear a T-shirt at the gym.
This image doesn't show a skirt.
There aren't any trousers in this image.
We can see a pair of trousers in this image. They are brown. Example: I always wear long trousers at work. Yes, I call them my Big Boy trousers.
There isn't a shirt in this picture.
This image doesn't show a skirt.
Select the word that corresponds to each image.

A .

A .

A pair of .
Select the word that corresponds to each image.

A skirt 1.

A shirt 2.

A pair of trousers 3.
In this image, there is a skirt and it's blue. Example: Magda is wearing a long skirt.
There isn't a shirt in this image.
This image doesn't show any trousers.
In this image we can see a shirt and it's white. Note: by contrast, a T-shirt is a simpler top with short sleeves and no collar. Examples: Timmy loves black shirts; I wear a T-shirt at the gym.
This image doesn't show a skirt.
There aren't any trousers in this image.
We can see a pair of trousers in this image. They are brown. Example: I always wear long trousers at work. Yes, I call them my Big Boy trousers.
There isn't a shirt in this picture.
This image doesn't show a skirt.
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