英语词汇shirt的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

shirt /ʃɜːt $ ʃɜːrt/ noun a piece of clothing that covers the upper part of your body and your arms, usually has a collar, and is fastened at the front by buttonsadjectives/nouns + shirta clean shirt Comb your hair and put on a clean shirt.an open-necked shirt (=a shirt with the top button unfastened) It’s quite common now for men to wear an open-necked shirt with a suit.a check/checked shirt also a plaid shirt AmE (=with a pattern of squares and crossed lines) I think I’ll wear my short-sleeve check shirt.a striped shirt The men wore business suits and striped shirts.a long-sleeved/long-sleeve shirt He put on a long-sleeved shirt to protect his arms from the sun.a short-sleeved/short-sleeve shirt I usually wear short-sleeved shirts in the summertime.a cotton/silk/denim etc shirt He put on a grey cotton shirt and loose cotton slacks.a T-shirt also a tee shirt (=a soft shirt with short sleeves and no collar) He put on an old tee shirt and went jogging.a dress shirt (=a smart shirt worn on formal occasions) I’ll pick up your tuxedo from the cleaners, and your dress shirt is hanging in the wardrobe.a Hawaiian shirt (=a colourful shirt with short sleeves and patterns of flowers or trees on it)a polo shirt (=a casual shirt that you pull on over your head, with a collar and buttons near the neck)verbswear a shirt He wore a checked shirt and jeans.put on a shirt I put on a clean shirt and went out.wash a shirt Thanks for washing my shirt, Mum.iron a shirt I need to iron my shirt.button up/do up your shirt He stood in front of the mirror, buttoning up his shirt.unbutton/undo your shirt I took off my tie and unbuttoned my shirt.shirt + nounssb’s shirt pocket He put the ticket in his shirt pocket.sb’s shirt collar His suit looked old and his shirt collar was worn.sb’s shirt sleeves He rolled up his shirt sleeves.phrasesa shirt and tie I have to wear a shirt and tie to work.be in shirt sleeves (=not wearing a jacket) The mayor was dressed informally in shirt sleeves.

词组	shirt
释义	shirt /ʃɜːt $ ʃɜːrt/ noun a piece of clothing that covers the upper part of your body and your arms, usually has a collar, and is fastened at the front by buttonsadjectives/nouns + shirta clean shirt Comb your hair and put on a clean shirt.an open-necked shirt (=a shirt with the top button unfastened) It’s quite common now for men to wear an open-necked shirt with a suit.a check/checked shirt also a plaid shirt AmE (=with a pattern of squares and crossed lines) I think I’ll wear my short-sleeve check shirt.a striped shirt The men wore business suits and striped shirts.a long-sleeved/long-sleeve shirt He put on a long-sleeved shirt to protect his arms from the sun.a short-sleeved/short-sleeve shirt I usually wear short-sleeved shirts in the summertime.a cotton/silk/denim etc shirt He put on a grey cotton shirt and loose cotton slacks.a T-shirt also a tee shirt (=a soft shirt with short sleeves and no collar) He put on an old tee shirt and went jogging.a dress shirt (=a smart shirt worn on formal occasions) I’ll pick up your tuxedo from the cleaners, and your dress shirt is hanging in the wardrobe.a Hawaiian shirt (=a colourful shirt with short sleeves and patterns of flowers or trees on it)a polo shirt (=a casual shirt that you pull on over your head, with a collar and buttons near the neck)verbswear a shirt He wore a checked shirt and jeans.put on a shirt I put on a clean shirt and went out.wash a shirt Thanks for washing my shirt, Mum.iron a shirt I need to iron my shirt.button up/do up your shirt He stood in front of the mirror, buttoning up his shirt.unbutton/undo your shirt I took off my tie and unbuttoned my shirt.shirt + nounssb’s shirt pocket He put the ticket in his shirt pocket.sb’s shirt collar His suit looked old and his shirt collar was worn.sb’s shirt sleeves He rolled up his shirt sleeves.phrasesa shirt and tie I have to wear a shirt and tie to work.be in shirt sleeves (=not wearing a jacket) The mayor was dressed informally in shirt sleeves.
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