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camlet

/ˈkæm.lɪt/

Traducción: Tela originaria de Asia, tradicionalmente hecha de seda y pelo de camello, utilizada también para referirse a prendas confeccionadas con este material.

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noun

/ˈkæm.lɪt/C1formal
  • esTela originaria de Asia, tradicionalmente hecha de seda y pelo de camello, utilizada también para referirse a prendas confeccionadas con este material.

A fabric originally from Asia, traditionally made of silk and camel's hair, and also used to refer to a garment made from this material.

  1. A type of fabricC2formal

    A durable fabric originally made from silk and camel's hair, later also from wool or goat's hair, often used for clothing.

    esCamlet (tela)

    • The merchant imported a bolt of fine camlet from the East.
    • Her cloak was made of a heavy, water-resistant camlet.
    • Camlet was a popular material for travel garments in the 16th century.
  2. A garment made of camletC2formal

    A piece of clothing, such as a cloak or coat, made from camlet fabric.

    esPrenda de camelote

    • He wore a handsome camlet over his doublet.
    • The old portrait showed a woman in a green camlet.
    • She purchased a camlet for the cold winter journey.