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hot pants

/ˈhɒt pænts/

翻译: 20世纪60年代末至70年代流行的俚语,指非常短小紧身的短裤,常作为时尚宣言穿着,带有大胆或挑逗的风格。如今该词已显过时,在现代时尚语境中很少使用。

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/ˈhɒt pænts/C1slangamerican已废弃
  • zh20世纪60年代末至70年代流行的俚语,指非常短小紧身的短裤,常作为时尚宣言穿着,带有大胆或挑逗的风格。如今该词已显过时,在现代时尚语境中很少使用。

A slang term from the late 1960s and 1970s referring to very short, tight shorts worn as a fashion statement, often associated with bold or provocative style. The term is now considered dated and rarely used in modern fashion contexts.

  1. Short shortsB1informal

    Very short, tight-fitting shorts worn as casual or fashionable clothing.

    zh热裤

    • She wore hot pants to the summer festival.
    • Hot pants were very popular in the 1970s.
    • He bought a pair of denim hot pants for the beach.
  2. Sexual desire (slang)C1slangamerican

    A state of strong sexual excitement or desire.

    zh性欲(俚语)

    • He had hot pants for his new neighbor.
    • The movie gave her hot pants for adventure and romance.
    • Don't get hot pants over someone you just met.