satinette
/,sæti'net/ Cách viết khác : (satinette) /,sæti'net/
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Definition
- Noun:
- A type of fabric that has a smooth, glossy surface finish similar to satin, but is constructed partly or wholly from less expensive fibers such as cotton or synthetic materials, rather than silk.
Usage
- Noun:
- The dress was made from a lightweight satinette, giving it a luxurious sheen without the high cost of silk satin.
- For the costume, they chose a durable satinette that could withstand multiple performances.
Advanced Usage
- As a material descriptor: The term is often used in textiles, fashion, and upholstery to specify a fabric type that prioritizes a satin-like appearance with practical, affordable fibers.
- The curtains were a rich burgundy satinette, adding elegance to the room.
Variants and Related Words
- Satinet (noun): An alternative spelling for the same fabric.
- The historical document mentioned garments made of satinet.
Synonyms
- Sateen: A cotton fabric with a satin-like weave and sheen. (Note: Sateen is a very close synonym, though the specific fiber content or weave might vary slightly.)
- Glazed cotton: A treated cotton fabric with a shiny surface.
Antonyms / Contrasting Terms
- Matte fabric: Fabric with a non-glossy, dull finish, such as canvas or flannel.
- Pure satin: Fabric with a glossy finish made traditionally from silk filaments.
Noun
- a fabric with a finish resembling satin but made partly or wholly from cotton or synthetic fiber