T-shirt
das T-Shirt, die T-Shirts
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T-shirt
A usually short-sleeved piece of clothing made of lightweight fabric that covers the upper body and is pulled on over the head.
Im Sommer trage ich am liebsten ein leichtes T-Shirt.
In summer, I like wearing a lightweight T-shirt best.
| gender | neuter das |
|---|---|
| plural | die T-Shirts |
| genitive | des T-Shirts |
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | das T-Shirt | die T-Shirts |
| accusative | das T-Shirt | die T-Shirts |
| dative | dem T-Shirt | den T-Shirts |
| genitive | des T-Shirts | der T-Shirts |
The article changes with the case; it is shown in colour.
'T-Shirt' is made up of 'T' and 'Shirt'. The name refers to the T-shape formed by the body and the sleeves.
Auf dem T-Shirt ist ein großes rotes T abgebildet.
There is a large red T on the T-shirt.
Common collocations with 'T-Shirt' include 'ein T-Shirt tragen' (to wear a T-shirt), 'ein T-Shirt anziehen' (to put on a T-shirt), and 'ein T-Shirt ausziehen' (to take off a T-shirt). Descriptions such as 'ein bedrucktes T-Shirt' (a printed T-shirt) or 'ein weißes T-Shirt' (a white T-shirt) are also common.
Vor dem Sport zieht er ein bequemes T-Shirt an.
Before exercising, he puts on a comfortable T-shirt.
'T-Shirt' is often combined with information about color, material, pattern, or sleeve length. This allows you to describe the item of clothing more precisely.
Sie trägt heute ein schwarzes T-Shirt aus Baumwolle.
Today she is wearing a black cotton T-shirt.
