Definition of lederhosen in English:

lederhosen

plural noun ˈleɪdəˌhəʊz(ə)nˈlādərˌhōzən

Leather shorts with H-shaped braces, traditionally worn by men in Alpine regions such as Bavaria.
Example sentencesExamples
- A Munich-based clothing company is hoping its high-tech lederhosen - traditional Bavarian leather shorts with braces - will strike a chord with cutting-edge German yodelers.
- In ‘The Radish,’ a trip through a supermarket produce aisle brings about a strange turn of events in which the narrator, after being ‘jostled’ and ‘rammed’ by other shoppers, is separated from his cart and encounters ‘a man dressed in lederhosen and an alpine hat.’
- Sporting fluorescent lederhosen and long blond braids, she coos coquettishly about the lump on her wrist while cranking campy 60s garage riffs out of an amped-up keyboard.
- Just press the button on the 4-1/2’ long, plastic knockwurst and watch in joyous astonishment as the lederhosen hops around and sings a merry little yodel.
- Knee-length lederhosen with no stitching cost $500, machine-stitched $785 and hand-stitched $1,320.

Origin

From German, from Leder 'leather' + Hosen 'trousers'.

Definition of lederhosen in US English:

lederhosen

plural nounˈlādərˌhōzən

Leather shorts with H-shaped suspenders, traditionally worn by men in Alpine regions such as Bavaria.
Example sentencesExamples
- A Munich-based clothing company is hoping its high-tech lederhosen - traditional Bavarian leather shorts with braces - will strike a chord with cutting-edge German yodelers.
- Knee-length lederhosen with no stitching cost $500, machine-stitched $785 and hand-stitched $1,320.
- Just press the button on the 4-1/2’ long, plastic knockwurst and watch in joyous astonishment as the lederhosen hops around and sings a merry little yodel.
- In ‘The Radish,’ a trip through a supermarket produce aisle brings about a strange turn of events in which the narrator, after being ‘jostled’ and ‘rammed’ by other shoppers, is separated from his cart and encounters ‘a man dressed in lederhosen and an alpine hat.’
- Sporting fluorescent lederhosen and long blond braids, she coos coquettishly about the lump on her wrist while cranking campy 60s garage riffs out of an amped-up keyboard.

Origin

From German, from Leder ‘leather’ + Hosen ‘trousers’.

单词	lederhosen
释义	Definition of lederhosen in English: lederhosen plural noun ˈleɪdəˌhəʊz(ə)nˈlādərˌhōzən Leather shorts with H-shaped braces, traditionally worn by men in Alpine regions such as Bavaria. Example sentencesExamples A Munich-based clothing company is hoping its high-tech lederhosen - traditional Bavarian leather shorts with braces - will strike a chord with cutting-edge German yodelers. In ‘The Radish,’ a trip through a supermarket produce aisle brings about a strange turn of events in which the narrator, after being ‘jostled’ and ‘rammed’ by other shoppers, is separated from his cart and encounters ‘a man dressed in lederhosen and an alpine hat.’ Sporting fluorescent lederhosen and long blond braids, she coos coquettishly about the lump on her wrist while cranking campy 60s garage riffs out of an amped-up keyboard. Just press the button on the 4-1/2’ long, plastic knockwurst and watch in joyous astonishment as the lederhosen hops around and sings a merry little yodel. Knee-length lederhosen with no stitching cost $500, machine-stitched $785 and hand-stitched $1,320. Origin From German, from Leder 'leather' + Hosen 'trousers'. Definition of lederhosen in US English: lederhosen plural nounˈlādərˌhōzən Leather shorts with H-shaped suspenders, traditionally worn by men in Alpine regions such as Bavaria. Example sentencesExamples A Munich-based clothing company is hoping its high-tech lederhosen - traditional Bavarian leather shorts with braces - will strike a chord with cutting-edge German yodelers. Knee-length lederhosen with no stitching cost $500, machine-stitched $785 and hand-stitched $1,320. Just press the button on the 4-1/2’ long, plastic knockwurst and watch in joyous astonishment as the lederhosen hops around and sings a merry little yodel. In ‘The Radish,’ a trip through a supermarket produce aisle brings about a strange turn of events in which the narrator, after being ‘jostled’ and ‘rammed’ by other shoppers, is separated from his cart and encounters ‘a man dressed in lederhosen and an alpine hat.’ Sporting fluorescent lederhosen and long blond braids, she coos coquettishly about the lump on her wrist while cranking campy 60s garage riffs out of an amped-up keyboard. Origin From German, from Leder ‘leather’ + Hosen ‘trousers’.
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