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shirt [Brit ʃəːt, Am ʃərt] N
shirt (man's)
shirt (woman's)
shirt (for sport)
open-necked shirt
open-necked shirt before n button, collar, cuff
keep your shirt on! inf
to lose one's shirt inf
to put one's shirt on sth inf
T-shirt [Brit ˈtiːʃəːt, Am ˈti ˌʃərt], tee-shirt N
T-shirt
T-shirt
T-shirt
muscle shirt [ˈmʌslˌʃɜːt] N Am
muscle shirt
Red shirt [ˈredʃɜːt] N HISTORY
Red shirt
shirt tail [Brit ˈʃəːt ˌteɪl, Am ˈʃər(t)teɪl] N
1. shirt tail (of shirt):
shirt tail
2. shirt tail Am inf JOURN:
shirt tail
sports shirt [ˈspɔːtsʃɜːt] N
sports shirt
lumberjack shirt [ˈlʌmbədʒækˌʃɜːt] N
dress shirt [Brit, Am ˈdrɛ(s) ˌʃərt] N FASHION
dress shirt
polo shirt [Brit, Am ˈpoʊloʊ ˌʃərt] N FASHION
polo shirt
rugby shirt [ˈrʌɡbɪ ˌʃɜː(r)t] N
rugby shirt
English
English
Italian
Italian
shirt [ʃɜ:rt] N
shirt man's, woman's:
shirt
Phrases:
to give sb the shirt off one's back
to have the shirt off sb's back
to lose one's shirt inf
keep your shirt on! inf
tee shirt [ˈti:·ʃɜ:rt] N
tee shirt
T-shirt [ˈti:·ʃɜ:rt] N
T-shirt
dress shirt N
dress shirt
stuffed shirt N inf
stuffed shirt
polo shirt N
polo shirt
denim shirt N
denim shirt
Italian
Italian
English
English
T-shirt
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The raised plastic would discolor, providing visual contrast.
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It causes verticillium wilt in many plant species, causing leaves to curl and discolor.
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The density of these organisms during a bloom can exceed tens of millions of cells per litre of seawater, and often discolor the water a deep reddish-brown hue.
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However, it may discolor when exposed to strong sunlight.
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Our paper is opaque with minimal show-through; it will not discolor or become brittle with age.
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