shirt 英 [ʃɜ:t]   美 [ʃɜrt]

shirt

shirt  英 [ʃɜ:t] 美 [ʃɜrt]

n. 衬衫;汗衫 

名词复数:shirts 

That tie goes with your shirt. 那领带与你的衬衫相配。
to wear a shirt and tie 穿衬衫,打领带

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  • n. 衬衫;汗衫
  • 1. That tie goes with your shirt.

    那领带与你的衬衫相配。

  • 2. to wear a shirt and tie

    穿衬衫,打领带

  • 3. a short-sleeved shirt

    短袖衬衫

  • 4. a football shirt

    足球衫

  • shirt (n.) Old English scyrte "skirt, tunic," from Proto-Germanic *skurtjon "a short garment" (source also of Old Norse skyrta, Swedish skjorta "skirt, kirtle;" Middle Dutch scorte, Dutch schort "apron;" Middle High German schurz, German Schurz "apron"), related to Old English scort, sceort "short," from PIE root *sker- (1) "to cut," on the notion of "a cut piece."
shirt / ʃɜːt ; NAmE ʃɜːrt / noun a piece of clothing (usually for men), worn on the upper part of the body, made of light cloth, with sleeves and usually with a collarand buttons down the front (尤指男式的)衬衫 to wear a shirt and tie 穿衬衫,打领带 a short-sleeved shirt 短袖衬衫 a football shirt 足球衫 see also nightshirt , polo shirt , stuffed shirt , sweatshirt , T-shirt IDIOMS keep your ˈshirt on ( informal) used to tell sb not to get angry 别生气;保持冷静 Keep your shirt on! It was only a joke. 别生气!开个玩笑而已。 put your ˈshirt on sb/sth ( BrE) ( informal) to bet all your money on sb/sth 把所有的钱全押在…上 the ˌshirt off sb's ˈback anything that sb has, including the things they really need themselves, that sb else takes from them or they are willing to give (别人拿走或自愿送掉的)全部家当 shirt shirts shirt / ʃɜːt ; NAmE ʃɜːrt /
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