English to Esperanto Meaning of pantaloon - pantomimestro

Pantaloon :

pantomimestro

noun

pantomimestro

Pantaloon :: pantomimestroPantaloons :: pantalono

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Definitions of pantaloon in English

Noun(1) a buffoon in modern pantomimes; the butt of jokes(2) a character in the commedia dell'arte; portrayed as a foolish old man(3) trousers worn in former times

Examples of pantaloon in English

(1) Meanwhile, droves of identical workers toil in vast underground turbine halls, keeping the elite in their poncy satin pantaloons .(2) So he pulled up his pantaloons and got himself a master's in business administration.(3) Philip really approved of the current fashion for tightly cut pantaloons .(4) I had to abandon many of my clothes and, with some help from a friend who knew dress - making, I made some pantaloons , similar to Pakistani dress.(5) I bought a riding crop from a saddlemaker on the outskirts of town and dressed in pantaloons with a tightly drawn corset and laced up boots.(6) On his way out, he met Baldwin dressed soberly in a black frock coat and pantaloons .(7) On the other hand, I just don't know why people are getting their pantaloons in a twist over any gambling or racing issues, or indeed any matter - other than the end of the world as we know it.(8) In the 1890s, women some women found they could cast off their impractical and uncomfortable clothing in favour of pantaloons .(9) The nipped waistlines of men's tight pantaloons and the gauzy fabrics of women's empire dresses flattered youthful figures, and in fact, copied the kinds of clothing worn by young children.(10) The women wear conservative peasant dress consisting of baggy pantaloons and head scarves.(11) Rather than take a prissy Knights Of The Round Table approach with Camelot, 16th century pantaloons and wigs, King Arthur is based on what the movie claims is newly discovered evidence of the man upon whom the myth is based.(12) Although returning aristocrats tended to favor powdered hair and tight-fitting knee breeches in the old style, most middle-class men wore trousers or pantaloons and kept their hair in a natural style, whether tousled or Ôö£├í la Titus.(13) The Cypriot female costume was an outer garment, the chemise, and the distinctive long pantaloons caught around the ankle.

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Synonyms

1. pantaloon ::

pantomimestro

Different Forms

pantaloon, pantaloons

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