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shirt·sleeve /ˈʃɜːtsliːv $ ˈʃɜːrt-/ noun 1. in (your) shirtsleeves DCwearing a shirt but no jacket 只穿衬衣〔不穿外套〕2. [countable usually plural] the part of a shirt that covers your arm 衬衫袖子Examples from the Corpusshirtsleeve• Ossie was standing there in waistcoat and shirtsleeves.• He had his shirtsleeves rolled up and his arms folded like piled-up hocks of ham.• Men in shirtsleeves and women in summer dresses were strolling around the airport and ice-cream vendors were doing a brisk trade.• I shivered with the cold and realized I was in shirtsleeves.• I took off my jacket and rolled up my shirtsleeves.• At the State House, men in their shirtsleeves were packing papers into boxes.• People stroll in their shirtsleeves, and sit at sidewalk cafés.• These hands, and the crisp white shirtsleeves that lead away from them, are the only signs of me in the room.shirt·sleeve nounChineseSyllable a no Corpus shirt but jacket wearing |