Your shirt is inside out.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Your shirt has worked out.

Your clothes are dripping [soaking] wet.

《口語》 Your clothes are sopping (wet).

You're wearing your shirt inside out.

You are wearing your shirt inside out.

You are wearing your gown the wrong side out.

with one's shirttail(s) showing

Your slip is showing.

Try on that shirt.

Your coat is showing signs of wear.

That suit [dress] makes you look fat [plump].

You look plump [fat] in that dress [those clothes].

You look great [How lovely you look] in that dress!

He removed his shirt.

I took off my shirt.

Your dress is unsuitable for the occasion.

That dress looks too severe on you.

That suit wears long.

I'm hanging up my shirts.

I am hanging up my shirts.

Foreign clothes set you off to advantage.

My shirt clung to me.

You're wearing your shirt inside out.

I like your shirt.

This undershirt scratches.

Your suit could use a pressing.

He's so wet with perspiration that his shirt is sticking to his back.

His perspiration is making a second skin of his T‐shirt.

You look funny in that hat.

You look smart in the shirt.