tweed

tweed怎么读

英式音标：[twi:d]

美式音标：[twid]

tweed基本解释

n. 花呢；花呢服装

n. (Tweed)人名；(英)特威德

tweed的意思释义

n.

粗花呢；花呢套装；

变形

复数：tweeds

英英释义

tweed[ twi:d ]

n.

thick woolen fabric used for clothing; originated in Scotland

(usually in the plural) trousers made of flannel or gabardine or tweed or white cloth

同义词：flannelgabardinewhite

tweed用法及例句

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

I bought a skirt length of tweed.

我买了一段够做一条裙子的花呢料。

Martha was wearing a heavy tweed coat.

玛莎穿著一件花呢厚大衣。

He often dresses in tweeds.

他常穿斜纹软呢服装。

Denim was also worn with tweed or a dash of evening attire.

粗斜棉布衣服同样可以跟粗花呢衣服配套穿着，或是配上一件小巧的晚装。

例句参考

Tweed microstructures I. Characterization in β-NiAl

Tweed microstructures II. In several phases of the Ni-Al system

Regional water quality of the river Tweed

Spin-glass nature of tweed precursors in martensitic transformations

Disorder-driven pretransitional tweed pattern in martensitic transformations.

Strain glass in ferroelastic systems: Premartensitic tweed versus strain glass

Modelling nitrogen dynamics and distributions in the River Tweed, Scotland: an application of the INCA model

The particle size characteristics of fluvial suspended sediment in the Humber and Tweed catchments, UK

Treatment effects and anchorage potential of sliding mechanics with titanium screws compared with the Tweed-Merrifield technique.

Changes in sediment sources and floodplain deposition rates in the catchment of the River Tweed, Scotland, over the last 100 years: ...

tweed词源

tweed

tweed: [19] The story attached to the origin of tweed is that it resulted from a misreading of tweel, or perhaps more plausibly the past form tweeled, Scottish variants of twill or twilled, under the influence of the name of the Scottish river Tweed. Early accounts date its coinage to 1831, and ascribe it to the London cloth merchant James Locke (although Locke himself in his book Tweed and Don 1860 does not make any such claim). The term was in general use by 1850, and it was registered as a trademark. (Twill itself is etymologically ‘two-threaded’ cloth; it is a compound formed from twi- ‘two’ and Latin līcium ‘thread’.)

tweed (n.)

1839, a trade name for a type of woolen fabric:

MICHAEL NOWAK, alias John Mazurkiewiez, was indicted for stealing on the 15th of April 2 ¼ yards of woollen cloth, called tweed, value 12s., and 2 ¼ yards of woollen cloth, called doe skin, value 17s., the goods of George Priestley Heap. [London Central Criminal Court minutes of evidence from 1839]

This apparently developed from the \"Tweed Fishing or Travelling Trousers\" advertised in numerous publications from 1834-1838 by the clothing house of Doudney & Son, 49 Lombard Street.

So celebrated has amateur rod-fishing in the Tweed become, that the proper costume of the sportsman has now become an object of speculation among the London tailors, one of whom advertises among other articles of dress \"Tweed Fishing Trousers.\" The anglers who have so long established their head-quarters at Kelso, for the purpose of enjoying the amusement of salmon fishing in the Tweed, have had excellent sport lately : some of the most skilful having caught five or six salmon a day, weighing from six to fourteen pounds each. [\"New Sporting Magazine,\" June 1837]

Thus ultimately named for the River Tweed in Scotland. The place name has not been explained, and it is perhaps pre-Celtic and non-Indo-European.

tweed相关例句

1.connemara tweed

科纳马拉粗花呢

2.heathery tweed

【纺】杂色花呢

5.Bannockburn tweed

班诺克本粗呢

6.herringbone tweed

人字粗呢

7.sculptured tweed

雕花粗呢地毯

8.reversible tweed

双面粗花呢

9.Yorkshire tweed

约克夏低级粗呢

10.thornproof tweed

防刺粗呢