Shirtfront: meaning, definitions and examples
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shirtfront
[ ˈʃɜrtˌfrʌnt ]
clothing
A shirtfront refers to the front part of a shirt, typically where the buttons and collar are located. It may also refer to a formal or dress shirt's appearance, often characterized by its crispness and design.
Synonyms
bib, front panel, torso fabric.
Examples of usage
- He pressed the shirtfront to make it look sharp.
- The shirtfront was decorated with elegant patterns.
- I need to iron the shirtfront before the meeting.
Translations
Translations of the word "shirtfront" in other languages:
🇵🇹 frente da camisa
🇮🇳 शर्ट फ्रंट
🇩🇪 Hemdenfront
🇮🇩 bagian depan kemeja
🇺🇦 передня частина сорочки
🇵🇱 przód koszuli
🇯🇵 シャツの前面
🇫🇷 devant de chemise
🇪🇸 frente de la camisa
🇹🇷 gömlek önü
🇰🇷 셔츠 앞면
🇸🇦 واجهة القميص
🇨🇿 přední část košile
🇸🇰 predná časť košele
🇨🇳 衬衫前面
🇸🇮 sprednji del srajce
🇮🇸 frammur á skyrtu
🇰🇿 көйлектің алдыңғы бөлігі
🇬🇪 საქმიანი მაისურის წინა ნაწილი
🇦🇿 köynəyin ön hissəsi
🇲🇽 frente de la camisa
Etymology
The term 'shirtfront' combines 'shirt', which originates from Old English 'sceort' referring to a garment worn next to the skin, and 'front', derived from the Latin 'frons', meaning forehead or face. The concept of a shirtfront has evolved over centuries, closely tied to the development of men’s formal wear in the 19th century. Initially, the shirtfront was an important social marker, showcasing status and attention to dress. Over time, its significance transformed with various fashion trends, leading to modern interpretations that focus on style and fit. Today, the shirtfront is often associated with formal attire, symbolizing professionalism and sophistication in clothing choices.