Definition of short trousers in English:

short trousers

plural noun

Trousers reaching only to the knee, as worn typically by young boys.
it happened twenty years ago, when you were still in short trousers
Example sentencesExamples
- Barely out of short trousers, Andrew was acting terribly grown-up.
- He wore short trousers for his big adventure: an invitation from Real Madrid to trial with them.
- Will skirts be measured for length or short trousers rendered compulsory?
- In Georgian times men wore short trousers and he changed all that in the 19th Century.
- I felt like a little boy in short trousers, but I said, ‘I'm sure you're right, but I want to do this - I think this is important.’
- He had on that day managed to make a last minute purchase of a pair of short trousers to be properly attired for the final match.
- I went up to my room and began to look through my wardrobe for something to wear as currently I was wearing a long t-shirt and short trousers.
- It was being presented by a rosy-cheeked twelve year old in short trousers!
- The fashionable policy of ‘inclusion’ is popular only among theorists who haven't been in a classroom since they wore short trousers.
- When Harry Flashman was but a little lad in short trousers he used to be given ‘compositions’ for homework.
- Before long the sitting room at the Moran's London Road home was bursting at the seams with donated short trousers, skirts, shirts, caps and berets.
- Maths tutor Mr Green, 59, said: ‘I saw a bare chested youth with short trousers running away.’
- Tiger has known this since he was dressed in short trousers.
- This writer, however, returned to a place that was a lovely experience when we wore short trousers.
- But I was in short trousers and much too young to go.
- One of my mother's most treasured photographs is of me in short trousers, blazer and tie on my first day at school.
- There was even an Australian cartoon superhero, named Conehead, who wore a cape, short trousers, and a dunces-cap.
- When they started school together nearly 50 years ago it was in short trousers.
- He was an archivist while still in short trousers in Dorset.
- Barely out of short trousers, Clark left home at 13 for a place at the prestigious Royal Ballet School in London.

单词	short trousers
释义	Definition of short trousers in English: short trousers plural noun Trousers reaching only to the knee, as worn typically by young boys. it happened twenty years ago, when you were still in short trousers Example sentencesExamples Barely out of short trousers, Andrew was acting terribly grown-up. He wore short trousers for his big adventure: an invitation from Real Madrid to trial with them. Will skirts be measured for length or short trousers rendered compulsory? In Georgian times men wore short trousers and he changed all that in the 19th Century. I felt like a little boy in short trousers, but I said, ‘I'm sure you're right, but I want to do this - I think this is important.’ He had on that day managed to make a last minute purchase of a pair of short trousers to be properly attired for the final match. I went up to my room and began to look through my wardrobe for something to wear as currently I was wearing a long t-shirt and short trousers. It was being presented by a rosy-cheeked twelve year old in short trousers! The fashionable policy of ‘inclusion’ is popular only among theorists who haven't been in a classroom since they wore short trousers. When Harry Flashman was but a little lad in short trousers he used to be given ‘compositions’ for homework. Before long the sitting room at the Moran's London Road home was bursting at the seams with donated short trousers, skirts, shirts, caps and berets. Maths tutor Mr Green, 59, said: ‘I saw a bare chested youth with short trousers running away.’ Tiger has known this since he was dressed in short trousers. This writer, however, returned to a place that was a lovely experience when we wore short trousers. But I was in short trousers and much too young to go. One of my mother's most treasured photographs is of me in short trousers, blazer and tie on my first day at school. There was even an Australian cartoon superhero, named Conehead, who wore a cape, short trousers, and a dunces-cap. When they started school together nearly 50 years ago it was in short trousers. He was an archivist while still in short trousers in Dorset. Barely out of short trousers, Clark left home at 13 for a place at the prestigious Royal Ballet School in London.
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