batik in Japanese
batik in Japanese is バティック — batik means a method of dyeing fabric in which wax is applied to the areas meant to resist the dye.
batik in Japanese
バティック
Pronounced: batikku
A wax-resist method of dyeing fabric.
What does "batik" mean?
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noun A method of dyeing fabric in which wax is applied to the areas meant to resist the dye.
"The market stall sold scarves decorated in traditional batik."
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verb To dye fabric using the wax-resist method.
"The artist batiked a length of cotton for the wall hanging."
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batik in a sentence
- The market stall sold scarves decorated in traditional batik.
- She learned batik as part of a textile design course.
- The artist batiked a length of cotton for the wall hanging.
- They spent the afternoon batiking simple patterns onto cushion covers.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "batik" in Japanese?
"batik" in Japanese is バティック. batik means: A method of dyeing fabric in which wax is applied to the areas meant to resist the dye.
How do you pronounce バティック?
"batik" in Japanese is バティック, pronounced "batikku".
How do you use "batik" in a sentence?
Example: "The market stall sold scarves decorated in traditional batik." In Japanese, "batik" is バティック.
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