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organza

/ɔːˈɡæn.zə/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um tecido fino, rígido e transparente, geralmente de seda ou de material sintético semelhante à seda, muito usado em roupas de festa e em enfeites.

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noun

/ɔːˈɡæn.zə/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um tecido fino, rígido e transparente, geralmente de seda ou de material sintético semelhante à seda, muito usado em roupas de festa e em enfeites.

A noun referring to a thin, stiff, sheer fabric typically made of silk or a synthetic silklike material, often used in formal wear and decorations.

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  1. A thin, stiff fabricB2formal

    A lightweight, sheer, and crisp fabric, typically made from silk or synthetic fibers, used for formal wear and decorations.

    ptTecido fino e rígido

    • The wedding dress was made of delicate white organza.
    • She chose an organza ribbon to decorate the gift box.
    • The curtains were crafted from a stiff organza to hold their shape.
Formas
  • organzas plural form
  • organzas' possessive plural form
  • organza's possessive singular form
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