What is 'スリーブ' called in English?

'スリーブ' in English is called "Sleeve". Sleeve refers to: 衣服の腕を覆う部分。

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English: "She rolled up her sleeves and got to work on the project." | Japanese: "彼女は袖をまくり上げて、プロジェクトに取り掛かった。"

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English to Japanese Dictionary

スリーブ, 袖

スリーブ in English:sleeve

IPA:ˈsliːv

Quick Answer • 要約

sleeve の日本語の意味は「スリーブ, 袖」です。 (衣服の腕を覆う部分。)

1
noun
袖
A sleeve is the part of a garment that covers the arm.
衣服の腕を覆う部分。
2
noun
スリーブ
A sleeve can also refer to a cylindrical casing or covering designed to fit around an object for protection or support.
物を保護したり支えたりするために、その周りにぴったり合うように設計された円筒形のケーシングまたはカバー。

“She rolled up her sleeves and got to work on the project.”

彼女は袖をまくり上げて、プロジェクトに取り掛かった。

“The record was carefully placed inside its protective sleeve.”

レコードは保護スリーブの中に慎重に収められた。

“He always wears his heart on his sleeve, showing all his emotions.”

彼はいつも自分の心を袖（隠さず）に見せるので、感情をすべて表に出す。

adjectivesleeveless

adjectivesleeved

roll up one's sleevesidiom

To prepare for hard work or a difficult task.

wear one's heart on one's sleeveidiom

To openly show one's emotions and feelings.

laugh up one's sleeveidiom

To laugh secretly or to oneself, often at someone else's expense.