buckram

英 [ˈbʌkrəm] 美 [ˈbʌkrəm]

n.  (旧时用作书皮或衣服衬里的)硬棉布,硬麻布,硬衬布

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牛津词典

noun

  1. (旧时用作书皮或衣服衬里的)硬棉布,硬麻布,硬衬布
    a type of stiff cloth made especially from cotton or linen , used in the past for covering books and for making clothes stiffer

    双语例句

    1. Canvas: Thick book-binders'cloth having greater durability than ordinary cloth but not so strong as buckram.
      帆布:美装订用的厚布。较普通的布耐用,但不及“书面布”的结实。
    2. Buckram: A strong fabric made of jute, cotton or linen, glazed and stiffened by size or glue used for book covers.
      书面布:一种结实的布。用黄麻,棉或亚麻造成。上光和加胶使表面挺实。作书皮用。
    3. A starchy manner; the letter was stiff and formal; his prose has a buckram quality.
      拘泥的举止;这封信写得呆板、正式;他的散文有种古板的特点。
    4. A wondrous buckram style ( bThomas Carlyle)
      异乎寻常的刻板形式(b托马斯卡莱尔)

    英英释义

    noun

    1. a coarse cotton fabric stiffened with glue

      verb

      1. stiffen with or as with buckram
        1. buckram the skirt

      adj

      1. rigidly formal
        1. a starchy manner
        2. the letter was stiff and formal
        3. his prose has a buckram quality

        Synonym:    starchystiff