Taft Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈtæft/

taft

UK

/ˈtæft/

taft

释义

A smooth, tightly woven fabric, often made of silk or synthetic fibers, with a crisp finish and slight sheen. It is commonly used in dresses, linings, and formal wear.

用法与细微差别

'Taft' is mainly used as a textile term in fashion and fabric contexts, especially in formal wear. In everyday conversation it is rare. Not to be confused with the surname 'Taft' (e.g., President Taft). Usually refers to the fabric, not a brand.

• Spanish: tafetán (tipo de tela)
• Portuguese (BR): tafetá (tipo de tecido)
• Portuguese (PT): tafetá (tipo de tecido)
• Chinese (Simplified): 塔夫绸
• Chinese (Traditional): 塔夫綢
• Hindi: टैफ्ट (एक प्रकार का कपड़ा)
• Arabic: تافت (نوع من القماش)
• Bengali: তাফটা - রেশমের মসৃণ কাপড়
• Russian: таффета
• Japanese: タフタ
• Vietnamese: tafta
• Korean: 타프타
• Turkish: tafta
• Urdu: ٹا فٹا
• Indonesian: tafta

例句

The dress is made of beautiful taft.

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Many wedding gowns use taft for their shine.

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I touched the taft fabric at the store.

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Her blue taft skirt rustled as she walked across the room.

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If you want something elegant, choose a taft evening gown.

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The lining in your jacket could be taft for a smooth feel.

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