英语词汇“satin”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

WORD ORIGINsatin

Origin:

1300-1400 Old French probably from Arabic zaytuni, from Zaytun ancient Chinese port (probably Tsinkiang)

EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS

A hard little matching satin bolster tucked in at either end.
Folly flew back into the tiny bathroom and tore at the wide satin ribbon which bound the base of the cellophane package.
Her curly hair had a cute red satin bow right in the top.
His jerkin was of red satin.
It wasn't as if he could see her in the flimsy satin nightdress, was it?
Long green satin curtains had been pulled to cover the tall windows.
She wore peach satin camiknickers and no stockings - it was breath-taking.
The gold satin curtain at the end of the cat walk parted and out stepped Paul de Levantiére.

WORD SETS► Material & Textiles

acetate, nounacrylic, adjectivealpaca, nounangora, nounastrakhan, nounbaize, nounbatik, nounbind, verbbinding, nounbolt, nounbroadloom, nounbrocade, nounbrushed, adjectivebuckram, nounbuckskin, nounburlap, nouncalico, nouncambric, nouncamelhair, nouncandlewick, nouncanvas, nouncard, nouncard, verbcarpeting, nouncashmere, nouncatgut, nouncellulose, nounchamois, nouncheesecloth, nounchenille, nounchiffon, nounchintz, nounchintzy, adjectivecoal tar, nouncoir, nouncorduroy, nouncotton, nouncotton gin, nouncrepe, nouncrisp, adjectiveDacron, noundamask, noundenim, noundowny, adjectivedrapery, noundrill, noundrugget, nounductile, adjectiveelastic, nounelastic, adjectiveelectroplate, verbfelt, nounfibre, nounfustian, nounhaircloth, nounhank, nounhardboard, nounhomespun, adjectivekapok, nounkhaki, nounkid, nounlace, nounlamé, nounleather, nounleatherette, nounlinen, nounlint, nounLycra, nounmaterial, nounmercerized cotton, nounmerino, nounmesh, nounmoleskin, nounmoquette, nounmorocco, nounmuslin, nounnap, nounnetting, nounnonflammable, adjectivenylon, nounoilcloth, nounorgandie, nounpadding, nounpaisley, nounpattern, nounpelt, nounpercale, nounpigskin, nounpile, nounpine, nounpinewood, nounpique, nounpitch pine, nounplaid, nounplastic, adjectiveplating, nounplush, nounpolyester, nounpoplin, nounpre-shrunk, adjectiveraw, adjectiverawhide, nounrayon, nounreinforced concrete, nounremnant, nounrendering, nounresin, nounresonant, adjectiverope, nounsackcloth, nounsatin, nounscratchy, adjectiveseam, nounseersucker, nounselvedge, nounserge, nounsheepskin, nounsheer, adjectivesilk, nounsilken, adjectivesilkworm, nounspin, verbspindle, nounspinner, nounspinning wheel, nounstockinette, nounstretch, nounsuede, nounsuiting, nounswag, nounswatch, nountaffeta, nountan, verbtanner, nounterrycloth, nounTerylene, nounthread, nountimber, nountowelling, nountulle, nountweed, nountweedy, adjectivetwill, nounupholstery, nounvelour, nounvelvet, nounvoile, nounwatered silk, nounwebbing, nounwool, nounworsted, noun

COLLOCATIONS FROM THE CORPUSADJECTIVE► black

· Here she wears number 72, a black silk crêpe hooded sheath dress and black satin shoes.· The shorts under his work pants are coal black satin covered with big white whales with red eyes.· His kiss was as sensuous and seductive as black satin, sweeter than any wine.· Inside the box was a black satin top hat.

► blue

· The sofa was upholstered in yellow and blue satin, shiny and tight, finished with rolled gold cord and tassels.· Each pigtail had a blue satin bow at the end of it and it all looked very pretty.· They were not the shabby workmen, but were dressed in what looked like blue and white satin.· The hangings of the windows are light elegant draperies of blue and white satin, tastefully finished with fringe.· Wearing tunic and hose of pale blue satin lavishly ornamented with silver, he looked more angelic than ever.

► red

· His jerkin was of red satin.· Her curly hair had a cute red satin bow right in the top.· Tulips like red satin which closed up - even in a vase - when it was pouring with rain.

► white

· These were wrapped up together with a pair of white satin shoes.· They were not the shabby workmen, but were dressed in what looked like blue and white satin.· He had a white satin shirt, too, and a long red velvet coat.· For their routine they wore white curled wigs beneath black velvet hats and white satin dresses with narrow black-edged flounces.· The bridesmaids wore white satin dresses trimmed with pearls and sequins with Alice band flower trimmed head-dressed.· She let the dress fall, pushing him away gently to slip out of tiny white satin briefs.· Then she helped me put on my white satin dress, after which I pulled on my shoes.· The hangings of the windows are light elegant draperies of blue and white satin, tastefully finished with fringe.

NOUN► dress

· The bridesmaids wore white satin dresses trimmed with pearls and sequins with Alice band flower trimmed head-dressed.· Then she helped me put on my white satin dress, after which I pulled on my shoes.

► ribbon

· At each corner, satin ribbon bows.· A satin ribbon lay across her throat, provocative as if she had set it there herself.· Bows can be tied in satin ribbon or in matching or contrasting fabric.· Folly flew back into the tiny bathroom and tore at the wide satin ribbon which bound the base of the cellophane package.· Optional trimmings For a gathered frill: lace or double-sided satin ribbon, measuring twice the perimeter of the cushion.· Trousers too are cigarette slim or tapered, complete with satin ribbon down the side.

VERB► wear

· She wore peach satin camiknickers and no stockings - it was breath-taking.· The bridesmaids wore white satin dresses trimmed with pearls and sequins with Alice band flower trimmed head-dressed.· The woman was wearing a pink quilted satin affair, the man a woollen red-and-blue tartan job.· Beneath a man's jacket the woman wore a gaudy satin slip streaked at the hem with blood.· Gina is wearing a satin waistcoat in red and imperial purple with a matching skirt.

单词	satin
释义	satin¹ nounsatin² adjective satinsat‧in1 /ˈsætɪn $ ˈsætn/ noun [uncountable] Word Origin WORD ORIGINsatin Origin: 1300-1400 Old French probably from Arabic zaytuni, from Zaytun ancient Chinese port (probably Tsinkiang) Examples EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS A hard little matching satin bolster tucked in at either end. Folly flew back into the tiny bathroom and tore at the wide satin ribbon which bound the base of the cellophane package. Her curly hair had a cute red satin bow right in the top. His jerkin was of red satin. It wasn't as if he could see her in the flimsy satin nightdress, was it? Long green satin curtains had been pulled to cover the tall windows. She wore peach satin camiknickers and no stockings - it was breath-taking. The gold satin curtain at the end of the cat walk parted and out stepped Paul de Levantiére. word sets WORD SETS► Material & Textiles acetate, nounacrylic, adjectivealpaca, nounangora, nounastrakhan, nounbaize, nounbatik, nounbind, verbbinding, nounbolt, nounbroadloom, nounbrocade, nounbrushed, adjectivebuckram, nounbuckskin, nounburlap, nouncalico, nouncambric, nouncamelhair, nouncandlewick, nouncanvas, nouncard, nouncard, verbcarpeting, nouncashmere, nouncatgut, nouncellulose, nounchamois, nouncheesecloth, nounchenille, nounchiffon, nounchintz, nounchintzy, adjectivecoal tar, nouncoir, nouncorduroy, nouncotton, nouncotton gin, nouncrepe, nouncrisp, adjectiveDacron, noundamask, noundenim, noundowny, adjectivedrapery, noundrill, noundrugget, nounductile, adjectiveelastic, nounelastic, adjectiveelectroplate, verbfelt, nounfibre, nounfustian, nounhaircloth, nounhank, nounhardboard, nounhomespun, adjectivekapok, nounkhaki, nounkid, nounlace, nounlamé, nounleather, nounleatherette, nounlinen, nounlint, nounLycra, nounmaterial, nounmercerized cotton, nounmerino, nounmesh, nounmoleskin, nounmoquette, nounmorocco, nounmuslin, nounnap, nounnetting, nounnonflammable, adjectivenylon, nounoilcloth, nounorgandie, nounpadding, nounpaisley, nounpattern, nounpelt, nounpercale, nounpigskin, nounpile, nounpine, nounpinewood, nounpique, nounpitch pine, nounplaid, nounplastic, adjectiveplating, nounplush, nounpolyester, nounpoplin, nounpre-shrunk, adjectiveraw, adjectiverawhide, nounrayon, nounreinforced concrete, nounremnant, nounrendering, nounresin, nounresonant, adjectiverope, nounsackcloth, nounsatin, nounscratchy, adjectiveseam, nounseersucker, nounselvedge, nounserge, nounsheepskin, nounsheer, adjectivesilk, nounsilken, adjectivesilkworm, nounspin, verbspindle, nounspinner, nounspinning wheel, nounstockinette, nounstretch, nounsuede, nounsuiting, nounswag, nounswatch, nountaffeta, nountan, verbtanner, nounterrycloth, nounTerylene, nounthread, nountimber, nountowelling, nountulle, nountweed, nountweedy, adjectivetwill, nounupholstery, nounvelour, nounvelvet, nounvoile, nounwatered silk, nounwebbing, nounwool, nounworsted, noun Collocations COLLOCATIONS FROM THE CORPUSADJECTIVE► black · Here she wears number 72, a black silk crêpe hooded sheath dress and black satin shoes.· The shorts under his work pants are coal black satin covered with big white whales with red eyes.· His kiss was as sensuous and seductive as black satin, sweeter than any wine.· Inside the box was a black satin top hat. ► blue · The sofa was upholstered in yellow and blue satin, shiny and tight, finished with rolled gold cord and tassels.· Each pigtail had a blue satin bow at the end of it and it all looked very pretty.· They were not the shabby workmen, but were dressed in what looked like blue and white satin.· The hangings of the windows are light elegant draperies of blue and white satin, tastefully finished with fringe.· Wearing tunic and hose of pale blue satin lavishly ornamented with silver, he looked more angelic than ever. ► red · His jerkin was of red satin.· Her curly hair had a cute red satin bow right in the top.· Tulips like red satin which closed up - even in a vase - when it was pouring with rain. ► white · These were wrapped up together with a pair of white satin shoes.· They were not the shabby workmen, but were dressed in what looked like blue and white satin.· He had a white satin shirt, too, and a long red velvet coat.· For their routine they wore white curled wigs beneath black velvet hats and white satin dresses with narrow black-edged flounces.· The bridesmaids wore white satin dresses trimmed with pearls and sequins with Alice band flower trimmed head-dressed.· She let the dress fall, pushing him away gently to slip out of tiny white satin briefs.· Then she helped me put on my white satin dress, after which I pulled on my shoes.· The hangings of the windows are light elegant draperies of blue and white satin, tastefully finished with fringe. NOUN► dress · The bridesmaids wore white satin dresses trimmed with pearls and sequins with Alice band flower trimmed head-dressed.· Then she helped me put on my white satin dress, after which I pulled on my shoes. ► ribbon · At each corner, satin ribbon bows.· A satin ribbon lay across her throat, provocative as if she had set it there herself.· Bows can be tied in satin ribbon or in matching or contrasting fabric.· Folly flew back into the tiny bathroom and tore at the wide satin ribbon which bound the base of the cellophane package.· Optional trimmings For a gathered frill: lace or double-sided satin ribbon, measuring twice the perimeter of the cushion.· Trousers too are cigarette slim or tapered, complete with satin ribbon down the side. VERB► wear · She wore peach satin camiknickers and no stockings - it was breath-taking.· The bridesmaids wore white satin dresses trimmed with pearls and sequins with Alice band flower trimmed head-dressed.· The woman was wearing a pink quilted satin affair, the man a woollen red-and-blue tartan job.· Beneath a man's jacket the woman wore a gaudy satin slip streaked at the hem with blood.· Gina is wearing a satin waistcoat in red and imperial purple with a matching skirt. a type of cloth that is very smooth and shiny: a red satin ribbon satin¹ nounsatin² adjective satinsatin2 adjective Examples EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS He stood, and Squirt held up the silver jacket with the satin lapels and Mulcahey put his arms into it. The satin binding was nice to the finger tips. having a smooth shiny surface: The new paints are available in gloss and satin finishes.
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