taffeta in Japanese
taffeta in Japanese is タフタ — taffeta means a crisp, smooth, shiny woven fabric, traditionally made of silk but often synthetic today.
taffeta in Japanese
タフタ
Pronounced: tafuta
A crisp, smooth woven fabric made from silk or synthetic fibers.
What does "taffeta" mean?
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noun A crisp, smooth, shiny woven fabric, traditionally made of silk but often synthetic today.
"The bridesmaids wore dresses made of pale blue taffeta."
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taffeta in a sentence
- The bridesmaids wore dresses made of pale blue taffeta.
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What is "taffeta" in Japanese?
"taffeta" in Japanese is タフタ. taffeta means: A crisp, smooth, shiny woven fabric, traditionally made of silk but often synthetic today.
How do you pronounce タフタ?
"taffeta" in Japanese is タフタ, pronounced "tafuta".
How do you use "taffeta" in a sentence?
Example: "The bridesmaids wore dresses made of pale blue taffeta." In Japanese, "taffeta" is タフタ.
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