Clothing English words

Pronunciation: English [sk? : t] beauty [sk? :rt]

Skirt; Edge; The hem of a dress, coat, etc; Baffle (on the bottom of a vehicle or machine)

Transitive verb & on the verge of ...; Walk along the edge of; Bypass; keep away from

Third person singular: skirt?

Plural: skirt?

Now participle: kicking line?

Past tense: skirted

Ex.: Heskell got caught on a nail.

Her skirt caught on a nail.

Jeans

Pronunciation: English [d? I:nz] USA [d? New Zealand]

Jeans; Tight leggings

She is wearing jeans and a hoodie.

She is wearing jeans and a hoodie.

3. Sweater English [? swet？ (r)] Beauty [? sw？ t？ ]

Sweaters, sweatshirts; People who sweat (too much), sweating agents; A person (or a factory, company, etc. ) Who makes others sweat?

Wear a sweatshirt; Like a sweater

Plural number: warrior

Wearing sweaters will keep us warm.

Sweaters can keep you warm.

4. Shirts

Pronunciation: English [:t] and America [:rt]

Shirt, shirt; Underwear, undershirt

Plural number: shirt

He buttoned his shirt?

He buttoned his shirt.

5. Pants

Pronunciation: English [p? nts]

Noun (abbreviation for noun) < English > (tight shorts); & lt Beauty > Pants; Pant (plural noun of pant)

Verb (abbreviation of verb) wheeze, wheeze (third person singular of wheeze); Gasped and said

My New Pants is being revised.

My New Pants is being revised.