sleeves
Pronunciation: [sliːvz]
Word
Context: “clothing”
(noun) the part of a shirt or jacket that covers your arms. Sleeves can be long or short, and they help to keep your arms warm.
Example
Her new dress has beautiful long sleeves that flow elegantly.
Example
He decided not to wear the shirt because it has no sleeves and it was chilly outside.
Example
What kind of sleeves do you like best: long or short?
Context: “functionality”
(noun) the part of a garment that is designed to make it easier to wear or to adjust. Some clothing, like jackets, have sleeves that can be rolled up for comfort.
Example
I like how I can roll up the sleeves of my shirt when it gets warm.
Example
The jacket's sleeves were too tight, so I couldn't wear it comfortably.
Example
Can you show me how to roll up the sleeves on this shirt?
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