關於Skirt的意思和用法的提問

A: "hang" refers to the way the material "falls".

Both "fall" and "hang" have their core meaning, but both can have a similar meaning in relation to material or clothes. Another example of using "hang" with material, is that one hangs curtains (to attach to the curtain rod), and you could talk about how they hang: "I like the way they hang" (appearance of smoothness, good fit and quality of production and/or material).

A: It represents the sound of rubber wheels on the asphalt when you drift or turn abruptly haha. Its African American Vernacular English and it's commonly used to express excitement. It's used by many rappers like Lil Uzi Vert

A: I wear a skirt: visto una falda.
I wear skirts: visto faldas.

A: Are these measurements for making clothes?

" means inches. So 7" is 7 inches.
7" by 44" means an area that is 7 inches wide and 44 inches long.

A: It's the wood at the bottom of walls:

A: Carmen swirled around, enjoying the feel of the skirt as she eyed her image in the mirror. ...
She stood up, brushing down her skirt and looked at him. ...
She tucked her legs under her skirt and gnawed at her lower lip. ...
But Fred continued to skirt the answer.

A: She wore a skirt to work today. "What a pretty skirt you have on!" This pink skirt was only $9.99! If you have any more questions about how to use the word feel free to ask. :)

A: "Don't skirt around the subject."
"Her skirt is too long."
"He wore a frilly skirt to school as a joke."

A: •Today I wore my favourite skirt
•My skirt was blue and pink
•The girl was wearing a long skirt

A: "Skirt red" is incorrect.
In English, the adjective follows the noun.

"Red skirt;" "Green house;" "Big dog;" "Angry man," etc.

A: Thanks you violet71 and lalaesthetic very much

A: Recuerda que se utiliza do not and have not.
No, no tengo la falda. No, i don’t have the skirt.
No, no tengo falda. No, i don’t have skirt.
No estoy usando falda. I’m not wearing skirt.

Si ninguna te sirve, dime a qué te refieres o qué quieres decir :)

A: Basicly it has the same meaning.

A: There are no differences

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A: Whenever I wear a skirt to work, everyone is like "I've never seen you in **a skirt!" but I actually wear **them quite often...

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A: "Her skirt rode up" is natural. However we can't say "wind rode up her skirt". The wind can "blow up her skirt". You can also say "the wind blew her skirt up".

A: Can I refund this skirt?

A: Or you could also say:

If I buy a skirt without trying it on, I'll worry about whether or not it will be a right fit.

OR

If I buy a skirt without trying it on, I'll worry about whether or not it will actually fit me.

:)