Sweatshirt

Definition

sweatshirt /'swet-ʃɜ:t/ n အားကစားသမားဝတ္ ေခြၽးထိန္းအက်ႌ လက္ရွည္။

Examples

1. ‘Gazing at the various NYC baseball caps and sweatshirts
2. I felt rather queasy.’
3. ‘Right now he was wearing a Rancid sweatshirt with dark blue jeans and a black hat.’
4. ‘The other two guys
5. Sean and Brandon
6. were dressed in jeans and sweatshirts.’
7. ‘The donation consists of 30 kits for school and youth teams including shirts
8. shorts
9. sweatshirts
10. balls and bags.’
11. ‘Young people like jeans and sweatshirts with American slogans or logos.’
12. ‘People in Devonshire don't walk around wearing jeans and sweatshirts during the dog days of summer.’
13. ‘The zip-front styles make them more adaptable than sweatshirts and the material is warmer than a cardigan.’
14. ‘She pulled out a drawer
15. picking out a few shirts and sweatshirts that she would like to take when she was away.’
16. ‘We were desperate to emulate our heroes in Bulgaria and Russia
17. so we ripped our ballet tights and wore our sweatshirts inside out.’
18. ‘We had decided to remain in our pajamas and dress warmly using sweatshirts and scarves.’
19. ‘His denim jeans were well-worn but clean and he was wearing a plain
20. blue cotton jacket over a maroon sweatshirt.’
21. ‘They wore old flannel shirts
22. and sweatshirts that hung over ripped jeans.’
23. ‘What about the people who wear hooded sweatshirts because they keep you warm and cover your head from the rain?’
24. ‘She is a typical teenager
25. dressed in dark clothing and a black sweatshirt complete with hood.’
26. ‘So there was everyone looking like goddam snowmen wearing scarf three sweatshirts
27. gloves
28. and beanies.’
29. ‘Theo walked over to her with a sweatshirt and sweatpants and took the picture.’
30. ‘I packed everything from sweatshirts to bikinis to thongs to sneakers.’
31. ‘The spirit of the Italian delegation
32. in their yellow caps and sweatshirts and their chants about Genoa
33. was completely different.’
34. ‘They were wearing dark tracksuit bottoms and sweatshirts.’
35. ‘For trading in my tank tops for sweatshirts
36. for taking the air conditioners out and putting the storm windows in.’