goigoi

quần âu

Pronunciation
IPA
Northern /kwə̤n˨˩ əw˧˧/ Central /kwəŋ˧˧ əw˧˥/ Southern /wəŋ˨˩ əw˧˧/
trousers
Noun
trousers

Learn more

After looking up a meaning, choose a textbook or practice activity to keep learning Vietnamese.

  • Learn letters and pronunciation from the beginning

    Open the 10days course

    A ten-day introductory course. Open the cover to start learning or continue where you left off.

  • Learn conversation through a story

    Read about “Tết, the Third Time”

    A textbook that teaches conversation through a family story. It is being prepared; see its content and release status.

  • Practise words and sounds in short activities

    Choose from the practice list

    Choose an activity for vocabulary, tones, listening and other skills.

1 senses 2 Components
Meaning
1 senses
▸
Sense 1 Noun
trousers

Trousers are a type of formal long pants, typically made of firm fabric and worn for work or other formal occasions.

vi Anh ấy thường mặc quần âu khi đi làm.

en He usually wears trousers to work.

Parts
quần / âu / 群歐
▸
Chinese characters Estimated from syllable mapping
Representative candidate
群歐
Candidates by syllable
quần 群(裙 / 逭) âu 歐
Bold marks a representative candidate assembled from per-syllable character mappings. Parentheses show other candidates for the same syllable. It is not necessarily a source-aligned spelling for the whole word.
Similar
quần / quần ngựa / quần tất / quần vớ …
▸
Use
quần áo / quần chúng / áo quần / quần bò …
▸
Sources, license, and AI

This page may include definitions, examples, translations, or exercise prompts edited, translated, or summarized by goigoi from Wiktionary contributors.

Applicable text is available under CC BY-SA 4.0; changes were made.

Chinese-character and chữ Nôm forms are reference displays. Some are source-aligned for the whole word; others are assembled from per-syllable character mappings and are not necessarily the only or official spelling.

Some meanings, translations, or examples may be AI-assisted. Mistakes or awkward phrasing may remain.