Definition of round-the-houses in English:

round-the-houses

noun ˌraʊn(d)ðəˈhaʊzɪz

British

Slang. Trousers.

adjective ˌraʊn(d)ðəˈhaʊzɪz

British

Of a race (especially a motor race): following a course around the streets of an urban area.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From round + the + the plural of house. Originally (as noun) rhyming slang for trousers. In some forms from round + me, variant of my + the plural of house.

Definition of round-the-houses in US English:

round-the-houses

nounˌraʊn(d)ðəˈhaʊzɪz

British

Slang. Trousers.

adjectiveˌraʊn(d)ðəˈhaʊzɪz

British

Of a race (especially a motor race): following a course around the streets of an urban area.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From round + the + the plural of house. Originally (as noun) rhyming slang for trousers. In some forms from round + me, variant of my + the plural of house.

单词	round-the-houses
释义	Definition of round-the-houses in English: round-the-houses noun ˌraʊn(d)ðəˈhaʊzɪz British Slang. Trousers. adjective ˌraʊn(d)ðəˈhaʊzɪz British Of a race (especially a motor race): following a course around the streets of an urban area. Origin Mid 19th century. From round + the + the plural of house. Originally (as noun) rhyming slang for trousers. In some forms from round + me, variant of my + the plural of house. Definition of round-the-houses in US English: round-the-houses nounˌraʊn(d)ðəˈhaʊzɪz British Slang. Trousers. adjectiveˌraʊn(d)ðəˈhaʊzɪz British Of a race (especially a motor race): following a course around the streets of an urban area. Origin Mid 19th century. From round + the + the plural of house. Originally (as noun) rhyming slang for trousers. In some forms from round + me, variant of my + the plural of house.
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