trouser

英 [ˈtraʊzə(r)]

美 [ˈtraʊzər]

v.  收受; 赚得
n.  裤子

过去分词：trousered　现在分词：trousering　过去式：trousered　

牛津词典

verb

• 收受；赚得
  to take or earn an amount of money

柯林斯词典

• VERB 捞取，得到(不义之财)
  If you say that someonetrousersa sum of money, you mean that they receive it, usually when they do not deserve it or should not take it.
  1. Many people think that ex-ministers are trousering £25,000 in fees simply for going to a few board meetings a year.
     很多人认为前任部长们一年仅参加几次理事会就轻而易举地捞取了 25,000 英镑的报酬。

英英释义

noun

• a garment (or part of a garment) designed for or relating to trousers
  1. in his trouser's pocket
  2. he ripped his left trouser on the fence
• (usually in the plural) a garment extending from the waist to the knee or ankle, covering each leg separately
  1. he had a sharp crease in his trousers
  Synonym:pant

双语例句

• Before we order, Burgess rolls up a trouser leg to reveal some deep cuts.
  在点菜前，伯吉斯卷起一条裤腿，给我看几处很深的割伤。
• The soup spilled over and stained his trouser legs.
  汤溢出来弄脏了他的裤脚。
• My keys are in my coat ( trouser) pocket.
  我的钥匙在衣（裤）兜里。
• This is a pair of trouser.
  这是一条裤子。
• He pulled up his trouser leg and displayed a long white scar, his souvenir of battle.
  他拉起裤腿，给我看一条长长的白色伤疤，那是战斗的纪念。
• I like mother like trouser, furl sleeves rolled up water.
  我像妈妈一样卷起裤脚，卷起袖子下水了。
• They used a device which I call a torture trouser.
  他们用一种装置，我管它叫一种折磨裤。
• The waiter took a handkerchief from his trouser pocket.
  招待员从裤子口袋里掏出一块手绢。
• The children were ckawing at my trouser legs.
  孩子们抓住我的裤腿。
• She wore a lime-green trouser suit
  她穿着一身暗黄绿色的衣裤套装。