English to Maori Meaning of tweed - Tweed

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Definitions of tweed in English
Noun(1) thick woolen fabric used for clothing; originated in Scotland(2) (usually in the plural
Examples of tweed in English
(1) Look at the master tailoring of this fabulous dinner jacket or carefully balanced tweed and learn what it is to dress with distinction.(2) In the 1920s the calf-length tweed skirt with a crÔö£┬¼pe de chine blouse epitomised the British look.(3) To these he added beautiful topcoats in charcoal wool and tweed .(4) Wilfred, now bowed and shrunk, was still smartly dressed in tweed jacket and check shirt.(5) Its inhabitants are grand old families more likely to be dressed in practical tweed suits than spangly synthetic crop tops.(6) Head first to Regent St and Old Bond St for bone china, fine art and antiques, not to mention a bolt of tweed for country attire.(7) Dressed in grey trousers, a black and grey patterned polo shirt, and complementary tweed sports jacket, he is short and stocky.(8) Traditional homespun tweed trousers are still sometimes worn by Aran Islander men.(9) There aren't many rappers who can pull off an everyday wardrobe of tweed , turtle necks and tailored jackets.(10) She was a middle class young woman, tweed skirt and blouse type, successful, confident.(11) In the cobbled backstreets mustachioed old men in tweed jackets and gaiters drive decorated carts at breakneck speeds.(12) Although the gray tweed hat was much too large for him, he loved it for the simple reason that he knew it had once belonged to Jude.(13) Her clothes weren't very nice, in fact, her tweed coat had multiple small holes in it.(14) a tweed sports jacket(15) The chilly night wind hits me hard and I shrink inside that same tweed coat from this morning.(16) Favouring tweed jackets and silk ties, Don Alvaro, as he was known, became for a while managing director of the family business.
Related Phrases of tweed
(1) tweed ::
Tweed
Synonyms
Noun
1. white ::
ma
2. flannel ::
paranene
3. gabardine ::
gabardine
Different Forms
tweed, tweeds, tweedy
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