pleats
pleats — noun
- pleatssingular
- pleatsesplural
1. a sharp, pressed fold sewn or ironed into fabric so it stays flat — a common fea
a sharp, pressed fold sewn or ironed into fabric so it stays flat — a common feature on skirts, dress trousers, and curtain tops
Ayana's navy skirt had sharp pleats that fell neatly to her knees.
possessive structure: [garment] had [adjective] pleats
The school uniform required trousers with two pleats at the front.
collocation: two pleats at the front
Beatriz ironed the pleats into her white blouse before the job interview.
There were fine pleats running down the front of Sivan's shirt.
Putri chose a dress with accordion pleats for the summer wedding.
常見錯誤
pleats — verb
- pleatspresent simple I / you / we / they
- pleatses3rd person singular
- pleatsing-ing form
- pleatsedpast simple
1. to make a series of narrow, even folds in a piece of cloth and hold them in plac
to make a series of narrow, even folds in a piece of cloth and hold them in place by stitching or pressing
Yara carefully pleated the silk ribbon before sewing it to the hem.
The tailor pleated the waistband of Theo's new trousers by hand.
manner adjunct: pleated + by hand
The curtain fabric was pleated at the top to create a fuller drape.
You need to pleat the header tape before hanging the curtains on the rod.
The designer pleated the bodice of the evening gown for extra texture.
文法句型
pleat + [fabric/garment part]
用法筆記
Object must be a textile item — fabric, ribbon, lace, or a garment piece. Not used with paper or other non-fabric materials.