foulard

UK
/fʊˈlɑːd/
US
/fuˈlɑrd/

Translations

foulardadjective
UK
/ˈfuːlɑː/
US
/fuˈlɑrd/
Used attributively to describe garments or fabrics made from, or patterned like, foulard.
foulardDans le domaine de la mode.
She wore a foulard dress trimmed with lace.
Elle portait une robe foulard bordée de dentelle.
foulardnoun
foulards
pl
UK
/fʊˈlɑːd/
US
/fuˈlɑrd/
She wore a colorful foulard around her neck to complement her outfit.
Elle portait un foulard coloré autour du cou pour compléter sa tenue.
foulardEn parlant d’une étoffe légère, souvent en soie.
The dress was made of a soft foulard.
La robe était confectionnée dans un foulard doux.
Additional translations
foulardEn parlant d’un petit motif répété sur un tissu.

Definitions

foulardadjective
Made of foulard fabric or bearing a foulard pattern.
She wore a foulard dress trimmed with lace.
foulardnoun
A lightweight fabric, typically made of silk or a silk blend, often used for scarves and ties.
She wore a colorful foulard around her neck to complement her outfit.
A scarf or neckerchief made from this type of fabric.
He adjusted his foulard before stepping out into the chilly evening.
A small, regularly repeated printed pattern, especially of geometric or floral motifs, typically found on silk ties or scarves.
The designer chose a subtle foulard to lend the tie a classic look.