Examples of using "Shirt" in a sentence and their english translations:
Tom's shirt is purple.
Whose shirt is this?
- I washed my t-shirt.
- I washed my T-shirt.
Tom is wearing a yellow shirt.
- This shirt needs to be ironed.
- This shirt needs ironing.
Tom is shirtless.
He washes his t-shirt.
I bought a T-shirt.
Volunteers get a T-shirt.
Which t-shirt is red?
Tom won a T-shirt.
Sami wore a T-shirt.
Give me the T-shirt.
Tom wasn't wearing a blue shirt.
He always wears a blue shirt.
Do you like my T-shirt?
- I washed my t-shirt.
- I washed my T-shirt.
The T-shirt costs ten euro.
I'm wearing an orange T-shirt.
Do you recognize this T-shirt?
Isn't that your shirt?
- Like my new shirt?
- Do you like my new shirt?
I like your T-shirt.
I was wearing a yellow shirt yesterday.
Tom was wearing a yellow shirt.
- That is a good T-shirt.
- That's a good T-shirt.
I'll give Tom a shirt for Christmas.
One of the players took off his shirt.
Tom wore a V-neck T-shirt.
Tom's shirt was soaked with sweat.
Tom pulled his shirt up over his head.
Mary pulled her shirt up over her head.
She put her shirt on a hanger.
You have your T-shirt on backwards.
- Tom was wearing a shirt that didn't fit him well.
- Tom wore an ill-fitting shirt.
Tom is wearing a yellow shirt.
I dry my shirt.
This T-shirt is too small for me.
- I want to buy a shirt for my little brother.
- I want to buy a shirt for my brother.
- I want to buy a shirt for my little sister.
- I want to buy a shirt for my sister.
Tom pulled his T-shirt over his head.
Tom put on his jeans and T-shirt.
I want to buy a shirt for my little brother.
I want to buy a shirt for my brother.
I want to buy a shirt for my little sister.
What's that there on your T-shirt?
I often wear blue jeans and a blue shirt.
Why are you doing that? You're getting my shirt wet!
Do you have a T-shirt I can borrow?
Tom wore black jeans and a white T-shirt.
I often wear jeans and a T-shirt.
Tom's shirt was soaked with sweat.
Tom is wearing a yellow shirt.
What! This T-shirt is 3,000 yen? This is a rip-off!
- Tom took his shirt off.
- Tom took off his shirt.
- Tom pulled off his shirt.
- Tom removed his shirt.
Do you want this shirt?
Tom is wearing an orange shirt.
- This shirt needs to be ironed.
- This shirt needs ironing.
- The shirt needs pressing.
- The shirt needs ironing.
I have a green shirt.
Thomas is not wearing a shirt.
My shirt isn't brown.
Tom was wearing an orange shirt.
I need a clean shirt.
I like that purple shirt.
My shirt is orange.
- Like my new shirt?
- Do you like my new shirt?
What shirt is pink?
He always wears a blue shirt.
Tom's new shirt shrunk when he washed it and now it doesn't fit.
I often wear blue jeans and a blue shirt.
Tom's shirt was soaked with sweat.
- Tom took his shirt off.
- Tom took off his shirt.
This shirt needs ironing.
- Tom is shirtless.
- Thomas is not wearing a shirt.
Tom sewed the button back on his shirt.
- She has given me a shirt.
- She gave me a shirt.
It's just ten degrees, and he is walking around outside in a T-shirt. I get cold from just looking at him.