From root: pantalon
Usage Note
Pampantalon refers to fabric specifically intended for making trousers. This term is frequently used in textile shops or when discussing tailoring.
Examples
" Wala nang pampantalon dito. "
Natural Translation
There is no more trouser material here.
Literal Translation
None already trouser-material here.
" May pampantalong materyal dito. "
Natural Translation
There is material for trousers here.
Literal Translation
There is trouser material here.
" Bago tayo bumili ng pampantalon, sukatin muna natin kung ilang metro ang kakailanganin para sa dalawang pares. "
Natural Translation
Before we buy trouser material, let's first measure how many meters we'll need for two pairs.
Literal Translation
Before we buy of trouser-material measure first we how-many meters the will-need for two pairs.
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