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1. Oxford Dictionary

   shirt front

   • IPA[ˈʃəːt frʌnt]

   英式

   • n.
     the front part of a shirt；(in Australian Rules) an act of charging into an opponent's chest, typically so as to knock them to the ground
   • v.
     (in Australian Rules) charge into the chest of (an opponent), typically so as to knock them to the ground；forcefully collide with

   • noun: shirt front, plural noun: shirt fronts

2. • 釋義

   n.

   名詞

   • 1. the front part of a shirt he ended up with scalding tea down his shirt front
   • 2. Australian informal (in Australian Rules) an act of charging into an opponent's chest, typically so as to knock them to the ground the skipper was booked for a late shirtfront

   v.

   動詞

   • 1. Australian informal (in Australian Rules) charge into the chest of (an opponent), typically so as to knock them to the ground he shirtfronted a Collingwood player in front of the Ryder Stand at Victoria Park
   • ▪ Australian informal forcefully collide with the move follows complaints about out-of-control skaters, including one incident last week when a shopper was shirtfronted
   • ▪ Australian informal confront or challenge in an aggressive way he shirtfronted Skelton when he arrived in Alice Springs ahead of the election, demanding that he declare his relationship with Rogers