- The
bylaw was
originally intended to
prevent women from
wearing the
pantalons fashionable with
Parisian rebels in the
French Revolution. In 2014, an...
- The
pantalon (or pantaleon) was a very
large type of
hammered dulcimer,
invented by
Pantaleon Hebenstreit in the
early 18th
century and
briefly po****r...
- alizarin,
imported from Germany, was used to
colour the
cloth of the
pantalons rouge. The
French infantry wore the same
pattern of
trouser from 1867...
-
known as San
Pantalon in the
Venetian language, is a
church in the
Dorsoduro sestiere of Venice, Italy. It is
located on the
Campo San
Pantalon (square),...
-
Renato Pantalon (born 27
October 1997) is a
Croatian professional footballer who
plays as a centre-back for Rio Ave.
Pantalon is a
youth product of the...
- "money" in the
commedia world. His full name,
including family name, is
Pantalon de' Bisognosi,
Italian for 'Pantalone of the Needy'.
Pantalone originated...
- as did the
steps and the
figures themselves. The
parts were called: Le
Pantalon ("Trousers") L'été ("Summer") La
Poule (The Hen") La
Pastourelle ("The...
-
first time the most
characteristic dance-figures of the quadrille: Les
Pantalons (‘trousers’), L'Été (‘summer’), La
Belle Poule (‘the
beautiful hen’) and...
-
February 2017.
Retrieved 8 June 2017. "La afición elegirá el
color del
pantalón para el sábado". marca.com. 18
April 2013.
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original on...
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Metropolitan French grammar English gloss autobus (noun)
autobus (f) (colloquial)
autobus (m) bus
pantalon (noun)
pantalons (pl)
pantalon (masc sg) trousers...
