buckskin
/ˈbʌkskɪn/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈbʌkskɪn/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈbək-ˌskin/ (ame, mw)
buckskin — noun
- buckskinsingular
- buckskinsplural
1. a supple, durable leather, traditionally prepared from deer hide and now often f
a supple, durable leather, traditionally prepared from deer hide and now often from sheep hide, used especially for gloves, bags, and clothing
Elena bought buckskin gloves at the winter market in Santa Fe.
modifier: buckskin + noun
The museum showed a buckskin bag beside early hunting tools.
Aarav rubbed oil into the buckskin to keep it soft.
The tailor cut thin buckskin for a soft riding jacket.
- patent leather
a glossy leather with a shiny surface, unlike buckskin's soft matte finish
文法句型
buckskin + noun
made of buckskin
cut buckskin for + item
用法筆記
Usually uncountable when it names the material itself. It often appears before another noun, as in buckskin gloves or a buckskin bag.
常見錯誤
2. a horse with a pale yellow-brown coat and black coloring on the mane, tail, and
a horse with a pale yellow-brown coat and black coloring on the mane, tail, and lower legs
Christopher rode a buckskin horse along the fence at sunset.
modifier: buckskin horse
The rancher kept two buckskins in the field behind the barn.
plural countable use
Hyun brushed the buckskin mare before the riding lesson.
A buckskin with black legs stood near the gate.
文法句型
a buckskin
buckskin horse
buckskin mare
用法筆記
Used mainly in horse-breeding or riding contexts. It names the horse by coat color, not by breed, so many different breeds can be buckskins.