corduroy

• Sustantivo que designa una tela resistente de algodón con acanaladuras verticales, o un tipo de camino construido con troncos colocados transversalmente.

A noun referring to a durable cotton fabric with vertical ribs or ridges, or a type of road surface constructed from logs laid crosswise.

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1. B1formal

   A durable cotton fabric with vertical ribs or ridges, often used for clothing like trousers and jackets.

   Pana

   • He wore a warm corduroy jacket in the winter.
   • Corduroy trousers are comfortable and long-lasting.
   • The sofa was upholstered in soft brown corduroy.

   Sinónimoscord

2. Log roadC1formal

   A type of road surface made by laying logs crosswise over a swampy or muddy area.

   Camino de troncos

   • The pioneers built a corduroy road across the marsh.
   • Corduroy roads were common in early American settlements.
   • The logs of the corduroy road creaked under the weight of the wagon.

• Construir o pavimentar un camino con troncos colocados transversalmente, generalmente en un contexto histórico o rural.

A verb meaning to construct or pave a road with logs laid transversely, typically used in historical or rural contexts.

1. Build a corduroy roadC2formal

   To construct a road by laying logs side by side across a swampy or muddy area.

   Construir un camino de troncos

   • The pioneers corduroyed the swampy trail to allow wagons to pass.
   • They had to corduroy the path through the marshland.
   • The soldiers corduroyed the muddy road for the supply trucks.