damask

• Устаревшее прилагательное, описывающее что-то сделанное из дамасского шёлка или напоминающее его, часто используемое в поэтическом или историческом контексте.

An archaic adjective describing something made of or resembling damask silk, often used in poetic or historical contexts.

1. Fabric patternC1formal

   Describing a rich, reversible woven fabric with a pattern, typically used for tablecloths, napkins, or upholstery.

   Дамасский

   • The damask tablecloth added elegance to the dining room.
   • She chose damask curtains for the formal living room.
   • The upholstery was made of a beautiful damask silk.

   Синонимыfiguredpatterned

2. Color descriptionC2formal

   A shade of pink or rose, reminiscent of the damask rose.

   Цвет дамасской розы

   • The walls were painted a soft damask pink.
   • Her dress was a lovely damask rose color.
   • The sunset had a damask hue across the sky.

   Синонимыpinkroserosy

• Существительное, обозначающее богатую узорчатую ткань, обычно из шёлка, льна или хлопка, часто используемую для скатертей, салфеток или обивки.

A noun referring to a rich, patterned fabric, typically made of silk, linen, or cotton, often used for tablecloths, napkins, or upholstery.

1. C1formal

   A rich, heavy fabric with a reversible pattern, typically made of silk, linen, or cotton, often used for tablecloths, curtains, and upholstery.

   Ткань

   • The table was covered with an elegant white damask cloth.
   • She chose a damask curtain for the living room window.
   • The antique chair was upholstered in red damask.

2. C2formal

   A type of steel with a wavy pattern, historically made in Damascus, used for sword blades.

   Дамасская сталь

   • The sword was forged from high-quality damask steel.
   • Collectors prize antique blades made of damask.
   • The pattern on the blade is characteristic of damask steel.

   Синонимыdamascus steeldamask steel