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tweed

/twiːd/

Traduction: Tissu de laine épais et rugueux, originaire d'Écosse, souvent utilisé pour confectionner des vêtements d'extérieur comme des vestes et des manteaux. Le terme peut aussi désigner les pantalons faits de ce tissu ou d'un tissu similaire.

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/twiːd/B1formal
  • frTissu de laine épais et rugueux, originaire d'Écosse, souvent utilisé pour confectionner des vêtements d'extérieur comme des vestes et des manteaux. Le terme peut aussi désigner les pantalons faits de ce tissu ou d'un tissu similaire.

A thick, rough woolen fabric, originally from Scotland, often used for making outer clothing such as jackets and coats. The term can also refer to trousers made from this or similar materials.

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  1. Thick woolen fabricB1formal

    A rough, thick woolen cloth, often woven with a pattern of mixed colors, originally from Scotland and used for making jackets, coats, and suits.

    frtweed (tissu)

    • He wore a classic tweed jacket to the country fair.
    • The tailor recommended tweed for the winter coat.
    • Her tweed skirt was both warm and stylish.

    Synonymescheviothomespuntwillwoolen

  2. Trousers made of tweedB2formalbritish

    Pants or trousers made from tweed fabric, often worn for outdoor activities or as part of traditional attire.

    frPantalon en tweed

    • He put on his tweeds for the hunting trip.
    • The gentleman's tweeds were perfectly pressed.
    • She prefers tweeds for their durability and warmth.
Formes
  • tweeds plural form
  • tweeds' possessive plural form
  • tweed's possessive singular form
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