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Moon7296 Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
opposite to top (clothes)
1. He's wearing a blue T-shirt and black jean-like pants.
2. He's wearing a blue top and black ...?
Q) I was wondering if there's an expression opposite to "top."
Is it bottom? "He's wearing a black bottom?"
2. He's wearing a blue top and black ...?
Q) I was wondering if there's an expression opposite to "top."
Is it bottom? "He's wearing a black bottom?"
Top answer
1. He's wearing a blue T-shirt a nd black pants (that are) like jeans.. 2.
- 1.
- He's wearing a blue T-shirt a nd black pants (that are) like jeans..
- 2.
- He's wearing a blue top and black .
- pants ..?
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1. He's wearing a blue T-shirt and black pants (that are) like jeans..
2. He's wearing a blue top and black .pants..?
Q) I was wondering if there's an expression opposite to "top."
Is it bottom? "He's wearing a black bottom?
No.
2. He's wearing a blue top and black .pants..?
Q) I was wondering if there's an expression opposite to "top."
Is it bottom? "He's wearing a black bottom?
No.
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1. This is okay.
2. The words "top" and "bottom," in the sense of clothes, are used only for women's clothes. So you could say: "She's wearing a blue top and black bottom." For a man you'd have to say: "He's wearing a blue shirt and black pants."
2. The words "top" and "bottom," in the sense of clothes, are used only for women's clothes. So you could say: "She's wearing a blue top and black bottom." For a man you'd have to say: "He's wearing a blue shirt and black pants."
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Also, 1. is technically okay grammatically, but this type of fine distinction (that is, "___ - like such and such") is usually not made for men's clothing. You'd more likely hear: "He's wearing a blue T-shirt and black jeans."
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