shirt
UK [ʃɜ:t] US [ʃɝ:t] noun countable
ESSENTIAL
■a piece of clothing worn, especially by men, on the upper part of the body, made of light cloth like cotton and usually having a collar and buttons at the front （尤指男式）衬衣，衬衫•a striped/white shirt条纹／白衬衫 •a short-/long-sleeved shirt短袖／长袖衬衫 •You've spilled something down your shirt front.你把甚么东西洒在衬衫前襟上了。 ⇒ See also nightshirt;sweatshirt;T-shirt
UK [ʃɜ:t] US [ʃɝ:t] noun countable
keep your shirt on (UK also keep your hair on) informal
■said to tell someone to stop being so angry or upset 别生气•Keep your shirt on! Your car isn't badly damaged!别生气！你的车受损不严重！
UK [ʃɜ:t] US [ʃɝ:t] noun countable
put your shirt on sth UK informal
■to feel very certain that something will happen 确信…会发生•I'd put my shirt on the President being re-elected.我肯定总统会再次当选。
UK [ʃɜ:t] US [ʃɝ:t] noun countable
the shirt off sb's back informal
■the last thing that someone has left （某人）仅剩的家当•He's the kind of man who'd give you the shirt off his back.他是那种能为你付出一切的人。 |