georgette in Japanese
georgette in Japanese is ジョーゼット, 経緯縮緬 — georgette means a lightweight, slightly crinkled silk or synthetic fabric with a dull finish.
georgette in Japanese
ジョーゼット
Pronounced: jōzetto
A thin lightweight silk or cotton fabric with a matte finish.
経緯縮緬
A thin lightweight silk or cotton fabric with a matte finish.
What does "georgette" mean?
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noun A lightweight, slightly crinkled silk or synthetic fabric with a dull finish.
"The dress was made from flowing georgette."
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name A female given name.
"Georgette is a diminutive form of Georgina."
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georgette in a sentence
- The dress was made from flowing georgette.
- Georgette is a diminutive form of Georgina.
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What is "georgette" in Japanese?
"georgette" in Japanese is ジョーゼット, 経緯縮緬. georgette means: A lightweight, slightly crinkled silk or synthetic fabric with a dull finish.
How do you pronounce ジョーゼット?
"georgette" in Japanese is ジョーゼット, pronounced "jōzetto".
How do you use "georgette" in a sentence?
Example: "The dress was made from flowing georgette." In Japanese, "georgette" is ジョーゼット, 経緯縮緬.
Are there other ways to say "georgette" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "georgette": ジョーゼット, 経緯縮緬.
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