T-shirts for school.

The English of the school T-shirt is as follows:

A T-shirt English: A T-shirt

T-shirt says French and English [' ti::t]beauty[' t? ，:rt].

As a noun, it means: T-shirt, short-sleeved T-shirt; A coat with a style similar to a T-shirt.

Example:

1, Nicole? Love? Dressed? She? Diamonds? Even? With what? Jeans? And then what? Answer? White? T-shirts

Nicole likes to wear her diamond jewelry, even though she is wearing jeans and a white T-shirt.

2. Mark's? Is it? That? Uniforms? Yes? That? Young? A man? Traveler? —? Green? Army? Where are the pants?

T-shirt And then what? shirt ?

Mark is a typical costume of young male travelers-green army pants, T-shirts and shirts.

Extended data:

Synonym for shirt: vest.

The vest says French, English and American.

As a noun, it means: vest; Underwear; Protective clothing; A sports vest with an athlete's number printed on it.

As an intransitive verb, it means: legally granted; Dress yourself in teaching clothes.

Transitive verbs mean: authorize; Give; Get dressed and put on your teaching clothes.

Phrases:

A vest? Outdoor vest; Outdoor vest; Mr. cardinal.

Vest skirt? Sling? ; Vest skirt.

Body armor? Bulletproof vest; Bulletproof suit

Near the vest? Do things carefully.

Body armor? Bulletproof vest, bulletproof vest.

Example:

In an airplane, an inflatable vest will reduce your mobility and stop others.

On the plane, the inflatable vest will weaken your mobility and hinder others.

Some children may respond well to what professionals call deep pressure techniques, such as wearing heavy vests or brushing their teeth. ?

Some children can better respond to what is technically called deep pressing, such as wearing a heavy vest or wiping things.