brocade

A thick, heavy, and expensive fabric with a raised pattern, often woven with gold or silver threads.

• 🇪🇸Tela gruesa, pesada y costosa con un patrón en relieve, a menudo tejida con hilos de oro o plata.

1. Rich fabric with raised pattern B2 formal

   A thick, heavy, and expensive fabric, often made of silk, with a raised pattern woven into it, typically used for formal clothing or upholstery.

   • The queen's gown was made of gold brocade.
   • The curtains were crafted from a beautiful floral brocade.
   • He wore a jacket of heavy brocade to the ceremony.

   🇪🇸Tejido rico con relieve

   Sinónimos: damask

• brocades plural form
• brocades' possessive plural form
• brocade's possessive singular form

A verb meaning to weave or decorate fabric with a raised pattern, typically using gold or silver threads.

• 🇪🇸Verbo que significa tejer o adornar una tela con un patrón en relieve, generalmente usando hilos de oro o plata.

1. Weave a design into textiles C1 formal

   To weave a raised, intricate pattern into fabric, typically using gold or silver threads.

   • The artisan brocaded the silk with floral motifs.
   • They brocaded the ceremonial robes with gold thread.
   • The fabric was brocaded with a complex geometric design.

   🇪🇸Tejer con brocado

• brocaded past participle
• brocaded past simple
• brocading present participle
• brocades third person singular