Examples of using "Manches" in a sentence and their english translations:
Tom rolled up his sleeves.
I got down to work.
I have a short-sleeved shirt.
He went 5 innings.
They toiled with rolled-up sleeves,
It's another ball of wax.
I have a short-sleeved shirt.
Show me short-sleeved ones, please.
I had a shirt with short sleeves.
It's a whole new ball of wax.
Show me short-sleeved ones, please.
He rolled up his shirt sleeves.
A gilet is a jacket without arms.
I'm ready to roll up my sleeves.
Aren't you cold in short sleeves?
- The men are wearing short sleeves.
- The men are wearing short sleeve shirts.
- I should've worn a short-sleeved shirt.
- I should have worn a short-sleeved shirt.
Witches can fly on broomsticks.
You must wear at least one long-sleeved shirt.
- That's quite another thing.
- That's a horse of a different color.
- That's a horse of another colour.
- That's a horse of a different colour.
- This is a different kettle of fish.
- The arms of his pullover were so long that they covered his hands.
- His jumper's arms were so long that they covered his hands.
- His jumper's sleeves were so long that they covered his hands.
It will be cold at night. At least wear a long-sleeved shirt.
- In the summer I wear short-sleeved shirts.
- In the summer, I wear short-sleeve shirts.
We’ll have to roll up our sleeves if we want to finish this work on time!
- That is quite another matter.
- It's a whole new ball of wax.