tapestry in Japanese
tapestry in Japanese is タペストリー — tapestry means a thick, woven fabric, often decorated with pictures or patterns, traditionally hung on walls.
tapestry in Japanese
タペストリー
Pronounced: tapesutorī
A heavy woven cloth, often with decorative pictorial designs, normally hung on walls.
What does "tapestry" mean?
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noun A thick, woven fabric, often decorated with pictures or patterns, traditionally hung on walls.
"A medieval tapestry depicting a hunting scene hung in the great hall."
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noun A rich, intricate mixture of many different elements.
"The city is a tapestry of cultures and languages."
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tapestry in a sentence
- A medieval tapestry depicting a hunting scene hung in the great hall.
- The city is a tapestry of cultures and languages.
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What is "tapestry" in Japanese?
"tapestry" in Japanese is タペストリー. tapestry means: A thick, woven fabric, often decorated with pictures or patterns, traditionally hung on walls.
How do you pronounce タペストリー?
"tapestry" in Japanese is タペストリー, pronounced "tapesutorī".
How do you use "tapestry" in a sentence?
Example: "A medieval tapestry depicting a hunting scene hung in the great hall." In Japanese, "tapestry" is タペストリー.
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