combat trousers

British  

/ ˈkɒmbæts, -bəts, ˈkʌm- /

plural noun

1. loose casual trousers with large pockets on the legs

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Example Sentences

One video showed a man in handcuffs wearing what appeared to be combat trousers.

From Reuters

Yes, PM Rishi Sunak said "nothing was off the table" while he savoured his photo opportunity with President Zelensky in front of a tank this week - jeans tucked into unlaced boots, tieless, alongside the Ukrainian leader in his familiar army sweatshirt and combat trousers.

From BBC

The Ukrainian president was greeted with warm applause, as he walked through the crowd dressed in his trademark khaki shirt and combat trousers, to take seat on the platform, as the more formally attired Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle made the introductions.

From BBC

With her snotty attitude, combat trousers and penchant for neckties, Lavigne was initially dubbed the "anti-Britney" - but she bristled at the media's tactic of pitting female artists against each other.

From BBC

Ms Gerashchenko said she initially thought the pictures of women soldiers rehearsing in combat trousers and black pumps with block heels was a hoax.

From BBC