sleeved

UK
/sliːvd/
US
/slivd/
sleevedadjective
UK
/sliːvd/
US
/slivd/
Translations
à manchesSe dit d’un vêtement qui a des manches.
She wore a sleeved dress to the formal event.
Elle portait une robe à manches pour la soirée officielle.
Definitions
Having sleeves; equipped with sleeves.
She wore a sleeved dress to the formal event.
sleevedpast participle
UK
/sliːvd/
US
/slivd/
Participial adjective derived from the verb “sleeve”, used attributively.
Translations
muni de manchesEmploi descriptif, notamment pour des vêtements ou des pièces d’habillement.
The jackets came fully sleeved for winter wear.
Les vestes étaient entièrement munies de manches pour l’hiver.
Definitions
Provided with a sleeve or sleeves; furnished with sleeves.
The jackets came fully sleeved for winter wear.
sleevenoun
Definitions
The part of a garment that covers the arm, or through which the arm passes or slips.
The dress had long, flowing sleeves that reached her wrists.
A protective or decorative cover for an object, often cylindrical in shape.
He placed the vinyl record back into its protective sleeve after listening.
A tube into which a rod or other fitting is inserted, often used in mechanical contexts.
The engineer replaced the worn-out sleeve to ensure the machine operated smoothly.
A large tattoo or collection of tattoos that covers most or all of a person's arm.
After months of sessions, he finally finished the full sleeve on his right arm.
sleeveverb

sleeved

Past Simple

sleeved
Past Simple
sleeved
Past Participle
sleeving
Gerund
UK
/sliːv/
US
/sliv/
Translations
manchonnerTechnique.
The tailor will sleeve the dress to match the client's request.
Le tailleur manchonnera la robe selon la demande du client.
Definitions
To provide or fit with a sleeve.
The tailor will sleeve the dress to match the client's request.
Synonyms
slip into a sleeve
insert into a sleeve
sleeveadjective
Definitions
Used attributively to denote something relating to or functioning as a sleeve or tubular cover.
The engineer fitted a sleeve bearing to reduce friction.