Club/ dress

English translation: Club Dress trousers

05:46 Oct 6, 2001
English language (monolingual) [Non-PRO]
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English term or phrase: Club/ dress
Club/Dress trousers always to be shown hanging.
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Selected answer:Club Dress trousers
Explanation:
Hi!

Club dress trousers are part of a certain kind of "Dress regulations". Many 5 stars Clubs (esp. Golf Clubs)have DRESSING CODES. This means that you should use trousers at the "Club House" or in the field. Jeans and Sport pants are not allowed.
So, this kind of trousers are those pleated elegant ones.

See the references. Hope it helps!

Regards #:)
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(uniform) slacks


Explanation:
Club or dress trousers can be part of a uniform - they may be called slacks and they are worn on official occasions, whereas the regular uniform trousers are worn during normal service.

Dress trousers can also be trousers of a dinner suit, or smoking. I don't know of a special term for those, apart from smoking trousers in opposition to smoking jacket.

Klaus Dorn (X)
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Club Dress trousers


Explanation:
Hi!

Club dress trousers are part of a certain kind of "Dress regulations". Many 5 stars Clubs (esp. Golf Clubs)have DRESSING CODES. This means that you should use trousers at the "Club House" or in the field. Jeans and Sport pants are not allowed.
So, this kind of trousers are those pleated elegant ones.

See the references. Hope it helps!

Regards #:)


    Reference: http://www.bagc.co.uk/dresscode.htm
    Reference: http://www.ellerslie.co.nz/frames/mem4.htm
Gabriela Tenenbaum (X)
Uruguay
Local time: 23:38
Native speaker of: Native in SpanishSpanish
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