textile
意味: A type of cloth or woven fabric; relating to the manufacturing or study of fabrics and woven materials.
The textile industry was central to Britain's Industrial Revolution, with cities like Manchester and Bradford built on cotton and wool manufacturing. Today, textile is used both as a noun (a fabric) and an adjective (textile design, textile industry). In art, textile work encompasses weaving, embroidery, knitting, and fabric printing. The plural 'textiles' often refers to the industry or academic discipline.
例文
- The exhibition showcases textiles from across South Asia, including intricate silk weaving and block-printed cotton. 这次展览展示了来自南亚各地的纺织品,包括精致的丝织物和木版印花棉布。La exposición exhibe textiles de todo el sur de Asia, incluidos intrincados tejidos de seda y algodón estampado con bloques de madera.この展覧会では南アジア全域のテキスタイルが紹介されており、精巧な絹織物や木版プリントの綿布が含まれている。이 전시회에서는 정교한 비단 직조와 목판 인쇄 면직물을 포함하여 남아시아 전역의 직물이 소개되고 있다.
- Manchester's wealth was built on the textile trade during the Industrial Revolution. 曼彻斯特的繁荣建立在工业革命时期的纺织贸易之上。La prosperidad de Mánchester se cimentó sobre el comercio textil durante la Revolución Industrial.マンチェスターの繁栄は産業革命期の繊維貿易の上に築かれた。맨체스터의 번영은 산업혁명 시기 섬유 무역 위에 세워졌다.
- She is studying textile design at the Glasgow School of Art. 她正在格拉斯哥艺术学院学习纺织设计。Estudia diseño textil en la Glasgow School of Art.彼女はグラスゴー美術学校でテキスタイルデザインを学んでいる。그녀는 글래스고 예술학교에서 텍스타일 디자인을 공부하고 있다.
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使い方ガイド
場面: academic, professional, media
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
From Latin textilis (woven), from texere (to weave). Entered English in the 17th century. The same root gives us 'text' (a woven fabric of words) and 'texture.'
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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