sweatshirt

See also: Sweatshirt, sweat-shirt, and sweat shirt

English

Alternative forms

• sweat shirt

Etymology

From sweat +‎ shirt.

Pronunciation

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Noun

sweatshirt (plural sweatshirts)

1. A loose shirt, usually made of a knit fleece, for athletic wear and now often used as casual apparel.
2. A shirt worn against the skin, usually under other clothing, to absorb sweat.

   Synonym: undershirt

Derived terms

• sweatshirting

Translations

loose shirt

• Catalan: dessuadora (ca) f
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 運動衫／运动衫 (zh) (yùndòngshān), 运动衫 (zh) (yùndòng shān)

• Czech: mikina (cs) f
• Finnish: collegepaita, collegepusero
• French: sweat-shirt (fr), sweatshirt (fr) m
• German: Sweatshirt (de) n
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• Italian: felpa (it) f
• Japanese: トレーナー (ja) (torēnā), スウェットシャツ (suwettoshatsu)
• Persian: سویتشرت (suitšert)
• Polish: bluza (pl) f
• Portuguese: moletom m
• Russian: олимпи́йка (ru) f (olimpíjka), (спорти́вный) сви́тер (ru) m (svítɛr), сви́тер (ru) m (svíter), балахо́н (ru) m (balaxón) (rural), ма́стерка (ru) f (másterka) (colloquial), фуфа́йка (ru) f (fufájka)
• Spanish: sudadera f, buzo (es) m (Argentina, Ecuador, Uruguay), chompa (es) m (Colombia), polerón m (Chile), sudador m (Dominican Republic), chándal (es) m
• Welsh: crys chwys (cy) m

shirt for absorbing sweat

• Finnish: hikipaita
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• Russian: фуфа́йка (ru) f (fufájka), толсто́вка (ru) f (tolstóvka)

Anagrams

• swarthiest

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Norman

Etymology

Borrowed from English sweatshirt.

Noun

sweatshirt m (plural sweatshirts)

1. (Jersey) sweatshirt