damasked

UK
/dəˈmɑːskt/
US
/dəˈmæskt/

Translations

damaskedverb
damasked
Past Simple
damasked
Past Participle
UK
/ˈdæmɑːskt/
US
/ˈdæmæst/
Verb form: simple past tense and past participle of “damask”.
damasséParticipe passé et prétérit de « damasser ».
They damasked the walls with elaborate patterns.
Ils ont damassé les murs avec des motifs élaborés.
damaskedadjective
more damasked
Comp.
most damasked
Super.
UK
/dəˈmɑːskt/
US
/dəˈmæskt/
damasséSe dit d’un tissu ou d’un motif imitant le damas.
The damasked curtains added a touch of elegance to the room.
Les rideaux damassés ajoutaient une touche d’élégance à la pièce.
Additional translations
roséLittéraire ; pour une teinte rose ou rosée.
damaskverb

damasked

Past Simple

damasked
Past Simple
damasked
Past Participle
damasking
Gerund
damasserEn parlant d'un tissu ou d'un motif décoratif.
The artisan damasked the fabric with a beautiful floral design.
L'artisan a damassé le tissu d'un beau motif floral.
Additional translations
damasquinerPour le travail décoratif du métal.

Definitions

damaskedverb
Simple past tense and past participle of damask.
They damasked the walls with elaborate patterns.
damaskedadjective
Having a pattern or design woven into the fabric, often with a rich, intricate appearance.
The damasked curtains added a touch of elegance to the room.
Describing something that is decorated or adorned with a pattern resembling damask fabric.
The damasked wallpaper gave the dining room a luxurious feel.
Rose-colored; having a rosy or pinkish hue.
Her damasked cheeks glowed in the evening light.
damaskverb
To decorate or weave with a pattern, especially one that is intricate or ornate.
The artisan damasked the fabric with a beautiful floral design.
To ornament (metal) with wavy patterns reminiscent of Damascus steel.
The blacksmith damasked the blade to give it a striking, rippled appearance.