trousers
[C/U] Both
pl: trousers
This term is primarily used in British English, whereas American English speakers almost exclusively use the word pants. It carries a slightly more formal or traditional tone than casual terms like leggings or joggers. Because the garment consists of two identical legs, the word is grammatically plural. It is rarely used in the singular form unless referring to a specific style or a technical design detail in the fashion industry.
Countable when referring to individual pairs of pants (two pairs of trousers). Uncountable when referring to the general category of clothing (trousers are required for this dress code).