English to Polish Meaning of damask - adamaszek

Damask :

adamaszek

noun

pielucha, adamaszek

adjective

czerwony, różany, adamaszek

Damask :: adamaszekDamasked :: AdamaszkowegoDamasking :: damaskingDamasks :: adamaszki

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Definitions of damask in English

Noun(1) a table linen made from linen with a damask pattern(2) a fabric of linen or cotton or silk or wool with a reversible pattern woven into it
Adjective(1) having a woven pattern

Examples of damask in English

(1) The film has an interesting plot, but shame about the silly car chases and unconvincing escapes from death or even injury bar a delicate scratch on Johanssen's damask cheek.(2) The gown in Plate XIV is of worsted brocaded damask that was pressed after weaving to polish the surface.(3) Leather, damask , and embroidered seats replaced cane and rush.(4) There are rumours that the formal dining room is making a re-appearance, and not far behind will be those beautiful white damask tablecloths shoving the tablemat out of the way!(5) You can find anything from striped cushions, napkins and summer dining accessories to beautiful damask and gilt-printed cushions.(6) She described a line of furniture that included rich, ornately carved mahogany pieces and very crisp, tailored upholstery in silk and damask .(7) Draping tables in red and black damask is a simple, dramatic way to transform an eating area inexpensively.(8) Sam Mendes's soignÔö£┬« productions with accomplished casts offer many a damask cheek and relatively few warts.(9) So I dressed in a gown made of green damask and white silk.(10) For the most part, kids want something cool that their friends feel comfortable hanging out in and a silk damask couch is not it.(11) Conservation staff started work on the crimson damask bed yesterday.(12) She removed the damask shawl, welcoming the cool air on her shoulders.(13) In 2003, the room's unauthentic 1970s silk was replaced with accurate copies, by Richard Humphries, of the blue silk and-wool damask wall coverings of about 1765.(14) Since its founding in 1798, the tiny shop, piled high with damask silk bolts, has restricted its services to the highest echelons of the Catholic Church.(15) Equally important was Talleyrand's well-known preference for conducting ├ö├ç├┐diplomatic campaigns on damask dinnercloths.├ö├ç├û(16) The living room's damask wallpaper and furniture are neutral, off-set by black-and-white toile curtains.

Related Phrases of damask

(1) damask ::

adamaszek

Related Phrases of damask

(1) damask ::

adamaszek

Synonyms

1. diaper ::

pielucha

2. damask ::

adamaszek

3. red ::

czerwony

4. rosy ::

różany

5. gules ::

czerwony

Different Forms

damask, damasked, damasking, damasks

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