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shirt British & World English

a garment for the upper body made of cotton or a similar fabric, with a collar and sleeves, and with buttons down the front

A-shirt British & World English

a sleeveless undershirt, with straps over the shoulders

T-shirt (also tee shirt) British & World English

a short-sleeved casual top, generally made of cotton, having the shape of a T when spread out flat

aloha shirt British & World English

a loose, brightly patterned Hawaiian shirt

body shirt British & World English

a close-fitting woman’s garment for the upper body that is closed at the crotch

dress shirt British & World English

a man’s white shirt worn with a bow tie and a dinner jacket on formal occasions

golf shirt British & World English

a light, short-sleeved shirt with a collar, typically of a knitted fabric and with buttons at the neck only

hair shirt British & World English

a shirt of haircloth, formerly worn by penitents and ascetics

polo shirt British & World English

a casual short-sleeved cotton shirt with a collar and several buttons at the neck

rugby shirt British & World English

a long-sleeved top of a kind worn by rugby players, made of thick cotton and having a collar with a short row of buttons that closes at the neck

shirt dress British & World English

a dress with a collar and button fastening in the style of a shirt, typically cut without a seam at the waist

shirt front British & World English

the breast of a shirt, in particular that of a stiffened evening shirt

shirt tail British & World English

the lower, typically curved, part of a shirt which comes below the waist

boiled shirt British & World English

a dress shirt with a starched front

stuffed shirt British & World English

a conservative, pompous person

lumberjack shirt British & World English

a shirt of brushed cotton or flannel, typically with a check pattern

lose one's shirt in shirt British & World English

lose all one’s possessions

put one's shirt on in shirt British & World English

bet all one has on; be sure of

keep your shirt on in shirt British & World English

don’t lose your temper; stay calm

the shirt off or on one's back in shirt British & World English

used to refer to someone’s last remaining possessions

redshirt British & World English

a college athlete who is withdrawn from university sporting events for a year to develop their skills and extend their period of playing eligibility by a further year at this level of competition

tee shirt in T-shirt (also tee shirt) British & World English

a short-sleeved casual top, generally made of cotton, having the shape of a T when spread out flat

hair-shirt in hair shirt British & World English

austere and self-sacrificing

overshirt British & World English

a loose shirt worn over other garments

nightshirt British & World English

a long shirt worn in bed especially by boys or men

shirtsleeve British & World English

the sleeve of a shirt

skivvy shirt in skivvy British & World English

a lightweight high-necked long-sleeved garment

T-shirt in T-shirt (also tee shirt) British & World English

a short-sleeved casual top, generally made of cotton, having the shape of a T when spread out flat

shirt English-French

chemise f

shirt English-German

[man's] shirt

shirt English-Italian

camicia f

T-shirt English-Italian

maglietta f

T-shirt English-Spanish

camiseta

T-shirt Italian-English

tee-shirt, T-shirt

tee-shirt English-French

tee-shirt m, T-shirt

tee-shirt English-Italian

T-shirt, maglietta f [a maniche corte]

tee shirt English-Spanish

→ T-shirt

polo shirt English-Italian

dolcevita f