taffeta in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for taffeta in the English»Spanish Dictionary

taffeta [Am ˈtæfədə, Brit ˈtafɪtə] N U or C

taffeta

tafetán m

taffeta

tafeta f Mex RioPl

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taffeta in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for taffeta in the English»Spanish Dictionary

taffeta [ˈtæfɪtə, Am -t̬ə] N no pl

taffeta

tafetán m

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Mantles are now dark blue and lined with white taffeta.

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A pair of late eighteenth century tureens on the mantel are glazed in red and green slip, and are the source for the green and red striped silk taffeta draperies.

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The models wore orange sashes, grey suits, and charred green taffeta, with one model apparently setting herself on fire during the show.

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Since he can't, he devotes himself to re-creating with international mixes of opulent furniture the sumptuous interiors of his favorite era, using damask, silks, and taffetas.

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Enough material of silk chiffon taffeta for the gown and the pink silk faille and red satin for the bridesmaids dresses were provided.

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He found taffeta in her mouth, suggesting that she had died from asphyxiation.

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Rick silk weaves, such as satin, taffeta and velvet created luxurious gowns.

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He ordered that certain nobles were to dress like him with white cloths and a crimson taffeta band that he had designed himself.

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Increasingly, nylon chiffon, taffeta, and organdy were used in petticoats.

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Piece-dyed taffeta is often used in linings and is quite soft.

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