canework
canework — 名詞
1. thin strips taken from the outer layer of certain palm plants, woven together in
藤編
以藤條編織椅面、椅背的工法
thin strips taken from the outer layer of certain palm plants, woven together in a pattern and used to form the sitting area or back of a chair or similar piece of furniture
The chairmaker used traditional canework for the seats of the dining chairs.
那位椅子工匠用傳統藤編來製作餐椅的椅面。
canework + noun modifier (canework chairs)
After sixty years of use the canework on the armchair had started to sag.
經過六十年的使用，扶手椅上的藤編已經開始鬆垮。
collocation: canework + verb (sag, wear out)
The museum curator admired the fine canework on the Victorian rocking chair.
博物館館長讚賞維多利亞搖椅上精緻的藤編工藝。
collocation: fine / intricate canework
Learning to weave canework takes patience because each strip must be pulled tight.
學習編織藤編需要耐心，因為每一條藤條都必須拉緊。
verb object: weave canework
The restorer carefully removed the broken canework before fitting new cane strips.
修復師小心翼翼地拆掉破損的藤編，再裝上新的藤條。
collocation: replace / remove canework
- canework chair
- canework seat
- canework back
- weave canework
- replace canework
- traditional canework
- intricate canework
- damaged canework
- caning
refers specifically to the technique or completed weave, often used interchangeably with canework in furniture contexts
- cane weaving
focuses on the action or craft, whereas canework emphasises the finished material
- wickerwork
a broader term covering woven plant materials including willow and rattan, not just split cane
文法句型
canework + noun (as modifier)
piece of canework
用法筆記
Canework is an uncountable noun. To refer to one chair's worth, use phrases such as a canework seat or a piece of canework.