velour
/vəˈlʊə(r)/ (bre, ipa) · [vˌɛlˈur] /vəˈlʊr/ (ame, ipa) · [vˌɛlˈur] /və-ˈlu̇r How to pronounce velour (audio)/ (ame, mw)
velour — noun
1. A soft, thick fabric with a short, dense pile on one side, similar to velvet but
1.名詞B1
釋義
A soft, thick fabric with a short, dense pile on one side, similar to velvet but typically less expensive. It is used for making clothes, furniture covers, and curtains.
例句
The children's theatre had dark red velour curtains that smelled of dust.
collocation: dark red velour curtains
Yasmin wore a velour tracksuit on the long flight to Istanbul.
velour + noun: velour tracksuit
Kofi chose soft velour for the armchair covers in his study.
The bridesmaids wore rose-coloured velour dresses at Trang's wedding.
Allison wiped the dust off the velour cushion with a damp cloth.
文法句型
velour + noun (e.g. velour tracksuit)
made of velour
常見錯誤
❌Velour is similar with velvet.
✅Velour is similar to velvet.
💡the correct preposition after 'similar' is 'to', not 'with'.
❌I bought a velour.
✅I bought some velour / a velour tracksuit.
💡velour is an uncountable noun; do not use 'a' alone with it.