Was heißt »Ober­hemd« auf Englisch?

Antonyme

Un­ter­hemd:

undershirt

Englische Beispielsätze

• Do you think this tie looks OK with this shirt?

• Your shirt is soaking wet.

• The shirt is made from pure wool.

• Your shirt is completely wet through.

• Where's the shirt that I bought you?

• Is your shirt white?

• I love this shirt.

• Button up your shirt all the way to your neck.

• "What about this shirt?" "It's going in the wash."

• Do you have the shirt a size larger?

• Tom never wears the shirt that Mary made for him.

• Do you know any trick to remove blood stains from a white shirt?

• A collar is part of a shirt, a pullover, a jacket or a coat which curves protectively round a person's neck.

• Tom hung his shirt on a coat hook.

• Tom turned up at the party unshaven, wearing a crumpled shirt and trousers that were fraying.

• I prefer taking my shirt off when I go for a run.

• This shirt cost thirty dollars.

• This shirt doesn't go with the trousers.

• This shirt doesn't go with those trousers.

• This shirt doesn't match those trousers.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Klei­dungs­stück:

garment

Untergeordnete Begriffe

But­ton-down-Hemd:

button-down

button-down shirt

Ket­ten­hemd:

habergeon

haubergeon

hauberk

mail shirt

Nacht­hemd:

nightdress

nightie

nightshirt