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noun
somewhat often used word (#1858)
somewhat often used word (#1858)
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The examples in this format please: Ру'сский текст - english text
The examples in this format please: Ру'сский текст - english text
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trousers
Also: pants, breeches, plus-fours, knickerbockers
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Examples
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- Он отутю́жил свои́ брюки? Did he iron his pants?
- Я наде́л брюки. I put on my trousers.
- Мои́ брюки слишком коро́ткие. My pants are too short.
- Мне нужны́ но́вые брюки. I need new pants.
- Я разорва́л себе брюки на коле́не, когда упа́л. When I fell I tore a hole in the knee of my pants.
- Что мне наде́ть — брюки или ю́бку? What shall I put on: trousers or a skirt?
- Э́ти брюки слишком дли́нные, они почти каса́ются пола. Those pants are much too long. They almost touch the ground.
- Я просиде́л свои́ брюки. The seat of my pants is torn.
- Э́ти брюки надо погла́дить. These trousers need pressing.
- Она но́сит брюки в том до́ме. She wears the trousers in that house.
Declension
This noun exists in plural form only
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nom. nominative | - | - |
| gen. genitive | - | - |
| dat. dative | - | - |
| acc. accusative | - | - |
| inst. instrumental | - | - |
| prep. prepositional | - | - |
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