Star-Spangled Englishd15 · Learner's Dictionary
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 15, Clothing. Basic Words.
clothing
clothes
fashion
get dressed ... got, gotten
get undressed ... got, gotten
change clothes
put something on ... put, put
take something off ... took, taken
wear ... wore, worn
suit
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 15, Clothing. Everyday Clothes.
cap
hat
scarf
gloves
sweater
jacket
coat
shirt
T-shirt
sweatshirt
hoodie
pants
jeans
shorts
skirt
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 15, Clothing. Underwear.
undershirt
underpants
boxers
socks
bra
tank top
panties
pantyhose
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 15, Clothing. Formal Wear.
suit
jacket
vest
pants
tie
bow tie
suspenders
dress
blouse
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 15, Clothing. Shoes.
sneakers
loafers
rain boots
slippers
sandals
flip-flops
high heels
boots
dress shoes
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 15, Clothing. Idioms.
Dress to impress
She dressed to impress for the job interview.
Dressed to the nines
They were dressed to the nines at the wedding.
All dressed up and nowhere to go
I'm all dressed up and nowhere to go!
Wear one's heart on one's sleeve
He wears his heart on his sleeve.
Fit like a glove
The suit fits him like a glove.
Walk in someone's shoes
Try to walk in her shoes before you judge her.
In someone's shoes
I wouldn't like to be in his shoes.
Big shoes to fill
The old coach was great — the new one has big shoes to fill.
Roll up one's sleeves
Let's roll up our sleeves and get started.
Keep something under one's hat
Keep it under your hat — it's a secret.
Pull one's socks up
You need to pull your socks up before the exam.
Lose one's shirt
He lost his shirt in that investment.
Off the cuff
He made an off-the-cuff remark.
Follow in someone's footsteps
She followed in her mother's footsteps and became a doctor.
Hand-me-downs
He wore his brother's hand-me-downs.
Sunday best
She wore her Sunday best to church.
If the shoe fits (wear it)
You think I mean you? Well, if the shoe fits...
With bells on
I'll be at your party — with bells on!