slacks — loose-fitting trousers, especially for casual or business wear
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: loose-fitting trousers, especially for casual or business wear
Pronunciation (IPA): /slæks/
Korean meaning: 헐렁한 바지, 특히 캐주얼이나 비즈니스용
Korean pronunciation: **슬랙**스
Example Sentences
- My boss said jeans are too casual, so I bought some slacks that make me look like a responsible adult... from the waist down.
- She ironed her black slacks carefully for the job interview.
- The dress code allows slacks but not shorts, which is unfortunate in this heat wave.
slacks
NOUN//slæks//
loose-fitting trousers, especially for casual or business wear
a businessman stands in front of a mirror adjusting a pair of loose, comfortable-fitting gray pants. The fabric hangs loosely around his legs with plenty of room for movement. A helpful store clerk points to how the relaxed fit differs from tight formal pants on a nearby rack. The loose material creates gentle folds and wrinkles that show the comfortable, non-restrictive design. Other customers browse similar casual business wear in the background. loose-fitting trousers designed for casual or business wear
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His slacks show muddy tracks, but practical gear he lacks!
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Origin
1800년대 중반 'slack(헐렁한)'이라는 형용사에서 유래된 단어로, 원래는 작업복으로 입던 편안한 바지를 의미했습니다.
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“My boss said jeans are too casual, so I bought some slacks that make me look like a responsible adult... from the waist down.”
“She ironed her black slacks carefully for the job interview.”
“The dress code allows slacks but not shorts, which is unfortunate in this heat wave.”
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