T-shirt
[英]['ti:,ʃɜ:t][美]['tɪ,ʃɜ:rt]
n.T恤,短袖汗衫; 樣式類似T恤的外衣;
復(fù)數(shù)：T-shirts
例句:
1.You have to reduce the risk of overheating.You could use your t-shirt,butthen the sun would sear your body.
為了降低中暑的風(fēng)險(xiǎn),你應(yīng)該穿著t-恤衫,不然太陽(yáng)會(huì)灼傷你身體.
2.The other day a guy walked past me wearing a t-shirt with two words on it:"everybody lies." It made me laugh.
前幾天一個(gè)人經(jīng)過(guò)時(shí)我看到他的t-恤衫上寫(xiě)了兩個(gè)單詞：“人人都撒謊”,不由笑了起來(lái).
3.By the time he was in college,though,she,too,was in the stands rooting withher "jeremy lin show" t-shirt on.
即便如此,林上大學(xué)的時(shí)候,她穿著印有“林書(shū)豪秀”的t恤衫在看臺(tái)上為兒子加油.
4.What looks like a stamped t-shirt is a sweatshirt with emblem.
而那件看起來(lái)像是印有圖案的t恤也是一件打上標(biāo)志的汗衫.
5.So far,the portly,shaven-headed 31-year-old,who recently abandoned histrendy striped shirts and expensive breitling watches for a yellow t-shirt andche guevara-style black beret,has proved them wrong.
迄今為止,這位31歲,魁梧粗壯,理著光頭的青年領(lǐng)袖最近放棄了他時(shí)髦的條紋襯衫和昂貴的百年靈手表,改穿黃色圓領(lǐng)衫和黑色貝雷帽,一直都沒(méi)有讓這些預(yù)言成真.