foulard

UK
/fʊˈlɑːd/
US
/fuˈlɑrd/

Translations

foulardadjective
UK
/ˈfuːlɑː/
US
/fuˈlɑrd/
Used attributively to describe garments or fabrics made from, or patterned like, foulard.
foulardnoun
foulards
pl
UK
/fʊˈlɑːd/
US
/fuˈlɑrd/
She wore a colorful foulard around her neck.
Она носила яркий фуляр на шее.
Additional translations

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.