Sleeve Meaning in English
word
/ˈsɫiv/
sleev
/slˈiːv/
sleev
释义
The part of a piece of clothing that covers your arm, usually attached at the shoulder.
用法与细微差别
Frequently used in clothing descriptions: 'short sleeve', 'long sleeve', 'roll up your sleeves'. Also used figuratively: 'up your sleeve' (having a secret plan). Not to be confused with 'leaf' (plant).
Spanish: mangaPortuguese (BR): mangaPortuguese (PT): mangaChinese (Simplified): 袖子Chinese (Traditional): 袖子Hindi: बांह (कपड़े की)Arabic: كم (ثوب)Bengali: হাতাRussian: рукавJapanese: 袖Vietnamese: tay áoKorean: 소매Turkish: kolUrdu: آستینIndonesian: lengan baju
例句
My shirt has long sleeves.
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You should roll up your sleeves before washing dishes.
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There is a stain on your sleeve.
basic
He always keeps a handkerchief up his sleeve.
natural
I love that jacket with the leather sleeves.
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Short sleeves are perfect for hot summer days.
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