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brocade

/brəˈkeɪd/

Traduction: Tissu épais et lourd, souvent orné de motifs en relief, et fréquemment tissé avec des fils d'or ou d'argent., Verbe signifiant tisser ou orner un tissu d'un motif en relief, généralement avec des fils d'or ou d'argent.

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noun

/brəˈkeɪd/C1formal
  • frTissu épais et lourd, souvent orné de motifs en relief, et fréquemment tissé avec des fils d'or ou d'argent.

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

  1. Rich fabric with raised patternB2formal

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

    frBrocart

    • 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.

    Synonymesdamask

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

verb

/brəʊˈkeɪd/C1formal
  • frVerbe signifiant tisser ou orner un tissu d'un motif en relief, généralement avec des fils d'or ou d'argent.

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

  1. Weave a design into textilesC1formal

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

    frBroyer un dessin en relief dans un tissu

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