"Shirtless" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Shirtless" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Shirtless" Meaning
Without a shirt; not wearing a shirt.
"Shirtless" Examples
Verb: to be shirtless
- Example 1:- The lifeguards had to ask the men to be dressed in public at the beach today—you must be shirtless in designated areas.
Adjective: shirtless
- Example 2:- Does anyone have an extra towel to lend me? I got in the pool and now I'm shirtless and shivering.
- Example 3:
- Being shirtless on a sunny day at the beach just feels right.
- Example 4:
- When wearing a suit separates yourself and split sleeves in the jacket with matching undershirts and underpants or as inexpensive insulators and always a ninth large shirt ( shirtless ) or new variant.
- Example 5:
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