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velvet
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/ˈvɛlvɪt/
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/ˈvɛlvɪt/
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velvet
noun
velvets
pl
UK
/ˈvɛl.vɪt/
US
/ˈvɛl.vɪt/
velours
Étoffe au toucher doux et à poil court et dense.
She wore a dress made of luxurious red velvet to the gala.
Elle portait une robe en velours rouge luxueux pour le gala.
Additional translations
velours
Botanique et zoologie: revêtement doux et velouté, notamment sur les bois en croissance du cerf.
Synonyms
plush
napped fabric
corduroy
satin
silk
velvet
adjective
more velvet
Comp.
most velvet
Super.
UK
/ˈvɛlvɪt/
US
/ˈvɛlvɪt/
velouté
Pour une texture, une voix ou une sensation douce et lisse.
She spoke in a low, velvet voice that soothed the audience.
Elle parlait d’une voix basse et veloutée qui apaisait le public.
Additional translations
de velours
Pour indiquer qu’un objet est fait de velours.
Synonyms
downy
luxurious
sumptuous
luscious
soft
plush
silky
smooth
satiny
silken
suede-like
velvet
verb
velveted
Past Simple
velveted
Past Participle
velveting
Gerund
velouter
Pour donner un aspect ou un fini velouté à une surface.
The bookbinder velveted the cover to give it a luxurious feel.
Le relieur a velouté la couverture pour lui donner un aspect luxueux.
Additional translations
velveter
Cuisine: enrober légèrement une viande pour la rendre plus tendre avant cuisson.
Synonyms
smooth
cover with velvet
envelop in velvet
line
upholster
clothe
wrap
coat
swathe
blanket
soften
pad
Definitions
velvet
noun
A type of woven fabric with a short, dense pile, giving it a soft, smooth feel.
She wore a dress made of luxurious red velvet to the gala.
The soft, furry covering on the antlers of a deer while they are growing.
The young buck's antlers were still covered in velvet, indicating they were not yet fully developed.
velvet
adjective
Having a soft, smooth, or luxurious texture reminiscent of velvet fabric.
She spoke in a low, velvet voice that soothed the audience.
Made of velvet fabric.
He wore a velvet blazer to the awards ceremony.
velvet
verb
To cover or surface with velvet, or to give a soft, smooth finish resembling velvet.
The bookbinder velveted the cover to give it a luxurious feel.
(Cooking) To tenderize meat by coating it with egg white, starch, and oil and briefly blanching or frying.
The chef velveted the chicken before adding it to the stir-fry.
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