suede in Japanese
suede in Japanese is スエード — suede means a soft leather with a napped, brushed surface, often used for shoes, jackets, and bags.
suede in Japanese
スエード
Pronounced: suēdo
A type of soft leather, made from calfskin, with a brushed texture to resemble fabric, often used to make boots, clothing and fashion accessories.
What does "suede" mean?
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noun A soft leather with a napped, brushed surface, often used for shoes, jackets, and bags.
"His jacket was made of dark brown suede."
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adj Made from suede.
"She wore a pair of blue suede shoes."
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suede in a sentence
- His jacket was made of dark brown suede.
- She wore a pair of blue suede shoes.
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What is "suede" in Japanese?
"suede" in Japanese is スエード. suede means: A soft leather with a napped, brushed surface, often used for shoes, jackets, and bags.
How do you pronounce スエード?
"suede" in Japanese is スエード, pronounced "suēdo".
How do you use "suede" in a sentence?
Example: "His jacket was made of dark brown suede." In Japanese, "suede" is スエード.
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