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tussore

/ˈtʌs.ɔː/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa a mariposa selvagem do Oriente que produz um fio de seda acastanhado, bem como a própria seda grossa e resistente tecida por esse fio.

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noun

/ˈtʌs.ɔː/C2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a mariposa selvagem do Oriente que produz um fio de seda acastanhado, bem como a própria seda grossa e resistente tecida por esse fio.

A noun referring to an oriental moth that produces brownish silk.

  1. Oriental silk mothC2formal

    A type of moth native to Asia, known for producing a coarse, brownish silk.

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    • The tussore moth is found in parts of India and China.
    • Tussore silk is valued for its natural golden-brown color.
    • The larvae of the tussore moth feed on specific tree leaves.

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  2. Coarse brown silkC2formal

    A type of silk fabric made from the cocoons of the tussore moth, characterized by its rough texture and natural brownish hue.

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    • She wore a beautiful sari made of tussore silk.
    • Tussore is often used for traditional garments in South Asia.
    • The fabric's natural color gives tussore a unique appeal.

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