Definition
Definition of shirted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
clothedRare wearing a shirtRare
- The shirted man walked into the room.
- The shirted employees gathered for a meeting.
- A shirted figure stood by the window.
Expressions with shirted
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self-sacrificing or austere in behavior or lifestyle
He led a hair-shirted existence, avoiding all luxuries.
Origin of shirted
Old English, scyrte (shirt)
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- French:en chemise, ...
- German:behemdet, ...
- Italian:vestito con una camicia, ...
- Spanish:vestido con camisa, ...
- Portuguese:vestido com camisa, ...
- Chinese:身着衬衫的, ...
- Japanese:シャツを着た, ...
- Arabic:مرتدي قميص, ...
- Hebrew:לוֹבֵשׁ חוּלְצָה, ...
- Russian:в рубашке, ...
- Ukrainian:в сорочці, ...
- Hindi:कमीज़ पहने हुए, ...
Definition of shirt - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
top garmentclothing worn on the upper body with sleeves
- He wore a blue shirt to the party.
2.
metallurgyTECH. interior lining in a blast furnaceTECH.
- The furnace's shirt needed replacement.
Verb
outfitRare put on a top garment covering the torso for clothingRare
- He shirted himself quickly before the meeting.
Images of shirt
clothing worn on the upper body with sleeves
Expressions with shirt
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brown-colored shirt
She wore a brown shirt to the party.
person who is pompous and self-important
He acts like a stuffed shirt at meetings.
everything a person owns or has, often implying generosity
He would give you the shirt off his back if you needed it.
stay calm and patient without getting angry
Keep your shirt on, everything will be fine.
wait without getting angry
Keep your shirt on, the bus will be here soon.
suffer a significant financial loss
Many investors lost their shirts in the real estate downturn.
suffer a severe financial loss
If this stock crashes, you could lose your shirt.
going away quickly or taking one's departure
He was off like a dirty shirt as soon as the meeting ended..
be very confident about something
She put her shirt on getting the promotion.
lightweight shirt with short sleeves and no collar
He wore a T-shirt and jeans to the party.
while not wearing a shirt on the upper body
He ran with his shirt off.
shirt that is yellow in color
She wore a yellow shirt to the picnic.
shirt that is blue in color
He wore a blue shirt to the party.
shirt designed for playing golf
She bought a new golf shirt for her weekend game.
colorful, patterned shirt associated with Hawaii
He wore a bright Hawaiian shirt to the beach party..
knitted cotton shirt with three-button placket
She prefers wearing a polo shirt for golf.
shirt that is red in color
She wore a red shirt to the party.
shirt designed for playing rugby
He bought a new rugby shirt for the upcoming match..
small fastener sewn on shirts for closing the front
He lost a shirt button during the meeting..
part of a shirt covering the arm
He rolled up his shirt sleeve.
shirt designed for athletic activities
She bought a new sport shirt for her tennis matches.
casual shirt for sports or leisure activities
He wore a sports shirt to the picnic.
shirt designed for playing tennis
She bought a new tennis shirt for her practice sessions.
short-sleeved casual shirt with a collar, contrasting colors, and patterns
He wore a bowling shirt with bright stripes to the party.
Origin of shirt
Old English, scyrte (short garment)
Examples of shirt in a sentence
The shirt was neatly folded in the drawer. The engineer inspected the shirt for wear. A new shirt was installed in the furnace. She shirted her son before heading out. They shirted the mannequin for the display.
View all translations of shirt
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- French:chemise, s'habiller, ...
- German:Hemd, sich ein Hemd anziehen, ...
- Italian:camicia, mettere, ...
- Spanish:camisa, vestirse, ...
- Portuguese:camisa, vestir, ...
- Chinese:衬衫, 穿上, ...
- Japanese:シャツ, シャツを着る, ...
- Arabic:قَمِيص, ارتدى قميصًا, ...
- Hebrew:חוּלְצָה, לִלְבֹּשׁ חוּלְצָה, ...
- Russian:рубашка, надевать рубашку, ...
- Ukrainian:сорочка, одягати сорочку, ...
- Hindi:कमीज़, शर्ट पहनना, ...
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