Definition of organzine in English:

organzine

noun ˈɔːɡ(ə)nziːnɔːˈɡanziːnˈɔrɡənˌzin

mass noun

A silk thread made of strands twisted together in the contrary direction to that of each individual strand.
Example sentencesExamples
- Crepe is similar to organzine but is twisted to a much greater extent.

Late 17th century: from French organsin, from Italian organzino, of unknown ultimate origin.

nounˈôrɡənˌzēnˈɔrɡənˌzin

A silk thread made of strands twisted together in the contrary direction to that of each individual strand.
Example sentencesExamples
- Crepe is similar to organzine but is twisted to a much greater extent.

Late 17th century: from French organsin, from Italian organzino, of unknown ultimate origin.

单词	organzine
释义	Definition of organzine in English: organzine noun ˈɔːɡ(ə)nziːnɔːˈɡanziːnˈɔrɡənˌzin mass noun A silk thread made of strands twisted together in the contrary direction to that of each individual strand. Example sentencesExamples Crepe is similar to organzine but is twisted to a much greater extent. Origin Late 17th century: from French organsin, from Italian organzino, of unknown ultimate origin. Definition of organzine in US English: organzine nounˈôrɡənˌzēnˈɔrɡənˌzin A silk thread made of strands twisted together in the contrary direction to that of each individual strand. Example sentencesExamples Crepe is similar to organzine but is twisted to a much greater extent. Origin Late 17th century: from French organsin, from Italian organzino, of unknown ultimate origin.
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