Translation
shirt
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Word origin
From Late Latin camisia ('linen shirt, nightgown'), probably of Celtic or Germanic origin. The same root gives English 'chemise'.
- Origin
- Late Latin
- Root
- camisia
- English cognates
- chemise
Grammar
Examples
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He is wearing a white shirt and a blue tie.
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I bought a new shirt for the interview.
驴 planchado ?
Have you ironed the shirt for tomorrow?
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This shirt is a little big for me.
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She put the clean shirt in the wardrobe.
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 16, lesson 4: camisa, computadora, material and 7 more words.