tapestry 的 2 个定义
plural tap·es·tries.
- a fabric consisting of a warp upon which colored threads are woven by hand to produce a design, often pictorial, used for wall hangings, furniture coverings, etc.
- a machine-woven reproduction of this.
tap·es·tried, tap·es·try·ing.
- to furnish, cover, or adorn with tapestry.
- to represent or depict in a tapestry.
tapestry 近义词
curtain
更多tapestry例句
- On his office wall, for instance, hangs a tapestry of a mushroom and a big, all-seeing eye.
- They were joined by a small group carrying a tapestry of Jesus Christ.
- These varied dishes all contribute to the growing tapestry of American cuisine, a multi-dimensional story of adaptation, innovation, and survival.
- Consider how you might adapt your keyword, bid and audience targeting strategy to account for the tapestry of varying school experiences and how those differ by school district.
- Clark charted this decline in his newsletter, watching as globalization tugged at one thread after another in the tapestry of American industry.
- Life is a series of seemingly throwaway moments strung together in a peculiar tapestry, and Linklater has captured it beautifully.
- Manson brought Spahn many presents, one of them being a large tapestry of a horse.
- While he does, my eyes caress the strange pop culture tapestry on display.
- I am thrilled because the subject matter is rich, but I like that it is a tapestry of color, which is very much needed.
- It looks as if it has been made from a Medieval tapestry, the colors rich and worn-looking.
- Marcella stood all this while, leaning against the tapestry, in a silent astonishment of thought and feeling.
- The walls and ceiling are covered with silk tapestry, which, however, has nothing but its antiquity to recommend it.
- Pictures, tapestry, antique articles of furniture which had been in the house for centuries still remained.
- Embroidering on canvas, or tapestry work, opens a large field for taste and skill in execution.
- The chairs and settees were old and covered with faded tapestry, representing subjects of the chase by Oudry and Desportes.