silk
silk 英 [sɪlk] 美 [sɪlk]
n. 丝绸；蚕丝； adj. 丝的；
名词复数:silks
- Silk is a very smooth, light fabric that's usually made of fibers from silkworm cocoons. Your sister might decide to wear a white dress made of silk to her wedding.
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- n. 丝绸；蚕丝；
- adj. 丝的；
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1. silk dress
丝绸服装
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2. silk stockings
长筒丝袜
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3. a silk blouse
女式丝绸衬衫
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4. made of pure silk
纯丝做的
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5. She fingered the silk gently.
她轻轻地触摸丝绸。
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6. He dressed himself in silk.
他穿着丝绸衣服。
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7. Her skin was as smooth as silk.
她的皮肤像丝绸一样光滑。
- silk (n.) c. 1300, from Old English seoloc, sioloc "silk, silken cloth," from Latin sericum "silk," plural serica "silken garments, silks," literally "Seric stuff," neuter of Sericus, from Greek Serikos "silken; pertaining to the Seres," an oriental people of Asia from whom the Greeks got silks. Western cultivation began 552 C.E., when agents from Byzantium impersonating monks smuggled silkworms and mulberry leaves out of China. Chinese si "silk," Manchurian sirghe, Mongolian sirkek have been compared to this and the people name in Greek might be a rendering via Mongolian of the Chinese word for "silk," but this is uncertain.
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