t-shirt
t-shirt — noun
1. a soft cotton shirt without a collar, typically with short sleeves, worn as casu
1.名詞A1
釋義
a soft cotton shirt without a collar, typically with short sleeves, worn as casual everyday clothing
例句
Mauricio wore a white t-shirt and jeans to the party.
The t-shirt Min bought at the concert has the band's logo on the front.
t-shirt + prepositional phrase describing design
Chidi's favourite t-shirt is a soft grey one he got from his older brother.
Yara packed three clean t-shirts for the weekend trip to the beach.
Cotton t-shirts feel cooler than synthetic ones in hot weather.
文法句型
determiner + t-shirt
adjective + t-shirt
t-shirt + prepositional phrase
用法筆記
Often written as T-shirt in formal or printed contexts. The T in the name refers to the shape of the garment when laid flat.
常見錯誤
❌I bought a new T-shirt and wore it to work with a tie.
✅I bought a new t-shirt and wore it with jeans on the weekend.
💡A t-shirt is informal; it is not worn with formal clothing like a tie.