Pantalono

Note that the word?pantalono, which means "pants" (US) or "trousers" (UK) is singular in Esperanto. Thus?pantalonoj?refers to multiple pairs of pants.

pantalono這個(gè)詞翻譯過來就是長(zhǎng)褲（美式英語：pants，英式英語：trousers）。因此，pantalonoj指的是多條長(zhǎng)褲

?trumpo, ?trumpeto

The suffix?-et?means "small", so a sock is a small stocking (?trumpeto)!

后綴-et的意思是“小”，所以sock（短襪）是小型的stocking（長(zhǎng)襪）

Mojosa

Mojosa?(cool) is the most popular slang term in Esperanto. It originates from?modern-jun-stila?(modern-young-stylish). Reading out the first letter of each word gives?Mo-Jo-So, which becomes?mojoso?(coolness). The adjective form is?mojosa.

Mojosa（酷）是世界語里面最流行的俚語。它源自于modern-jun-stila（摩登-年輕-瀟灑），從這三個(gè)詞中提取首字母，便得到單詞mojoso（顯酷）。它的形容詞形式便是mojosa。

原文：http://www.duolingo.cn/skill/eo/Clothing/tips-and-notes

翻譯：vanilo

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