calico 的 2 个定义
plural cal·i·coes, cal·i·cos.
- a plain-woven cotton cloth printed with a figured pattern, usually on one side.
- British. plain white cotton cloth.
- an animal having a spotted or particolored coat.
- Obsolete. a figured cotton cloth from India.
- made of calico.
- resembling printed calico; spotted or mottled.
calico 近义词
等同于 cloth
更多calico例句
- Of more than 40 cat cafes in Tokyo alone, the most popular are Calico and Cat Café Nekorobi.
- Sometimes a neighborhood cat, a calico, wanders by and peers in.
- The scarlet calico canopy was again set up over the bed, and the woven cradle, on its red manzanita frame, stood near.
- She was so handy with a needle, and allus ready to cut out calico dingusses that the peon gals could sew up.
- As she turned the corner, a lame child in a calico dress and torn hood staggered past her bent with the weight of a heavy basket.
- Eloise said, drawing her well foot under the spotted calico, and wishing the young men would go.
- It will add ever so much to our fun—everybody I know simply loves and envies me my darling 'calico' pony!