muslin

英 ['mʌzlɪn] 美['mʌzlɪn]

畅通词汇

复数: muslins;

muslin 平纹细布

来自其产地Mosul,摩苏尔，现伊拉克北部城市，古代纺织业发达之地。

muslin: muslin: [17] Etymologically, muslin is ‘cloth from Mosul’, a city in Iraq where fine cotton fabric was once made. The Arabic form mūslin was adopted into Italian as mussolino, and made its way into English via French mousseline.
muslin (n.): c. 1600, "delicately woven cotton fabric," from French mousseline (17c.), from Italian mussolina, from Mussolo, Italian name of Mosul, city in northern Mesopotamia (modern Iraq) where muslin was made. Like many fabric names, it has changed meaning over the years, in this case from luxurious to commonplace. In 13c. French, mosulin meant "cloth of silk and gold." The meaning "everyday cotton fabric for shirts, bedding, etc." is first attested 1872 in American English.

2. Strain the mixture through a double thickness of muslin or cheesecloth.: 用双层平纹细布或干酪包布过滤混合料。

3. " That, " answered Scarlett, pointing at the fluffy mass of green flowered muslin.: " 那件, " 思嘉答道, 一面指着那团蓬乱的绿布花.

4. Winston gazed abstractedly through the muslin curtain.: 温斯顿透过薄纱窗帘,心不在焉地盯着窗外.

5. The little creature was daintily decked out in soft, snowy muslin.: 那可爱的小姑娘打扮得很漂亮,穿着柔软白净的薄纱衫.