シャツを着て

wearing a shirt

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phrase Uncommon #17,730
wearing a shirt The て-form of シャツを着る, meaning “to wear a shirt” or “to put on a shirt.” It can connect to another clause or describe someone’s appearance.
JA: 白いシャツを着て学校に行きました。
EN: I went to school wearing a white shirt.

トムはいつもブルーのシャツを着ている

Tom always wears a blue shirt.

あのシャツを着てみなさい

Try on that shirt.

彼女は赤いシャツを着て黒いスカートを履いていました

She was wearing a red shirt and a black skirt.

トムはいつも青いシャツを着ている

Tom always wears a blue shirt.

我々のチームはシャツを着ていた

Our team was wearing red shirts.

今日はどのシャツを着て学校へ行くつもり

Which shirt are you planning to wear to school today?

男性たち半袖シャツを着ている

The men are wearing short-sleeved shirts.

彼女は大きさ似合わない男性シャツを着ていた

She was wearing a men's shirt that didn't fit her properly.