絲綢介紹英語怎麼說

⑴ 絲綢的英文介紹，要短

One kind of textiles, with silk or synthetic fibers, synthetic fibers into a long silk; with pure silk or rayon fabric made of interwoven woven or the general term; also specifically refers to the weaving of silk textiles.

⑵ 簡短的介紹中國絲綢的英語句子,加中文翻譯

Silk is one of China's greatest treasures. It is a type of fabric made from the cocoons of silk worms. The making of silk has been a secret of China for many years until some Chinese people were kidnapped and forced to tell the secret to the Europeans. Silk is very soft in texture and has been traded for lots of money on the Silk Road before.

絲綢是中國最偉大的寶物之一。這是一種用蠶繭做的不了。絲綢的做法在歐版洲人強行綁架中權國人並逼他們講出的時候一直是一個秘密 （這個我不是很清楚，但我記得是這樣）絲綢很柔軟所以以前在絲綢之路上為中國賺取了很多錢。

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⑶ 絲綢用英語怎麼說

silk

⑷ 絲綢的英文，絲綢的翻譯，怎麼用英語翻譯絲綢，絲綢用

絲綢[sī chóu]
silk; silk cloth; [德]seide
數據來源：金山詞霸
漢英大詞典
silk cloth; silk; [德] seide
中中釋義
絲綢 [sī chóu]
[silk cloth; silk] 一種紡織品,用蠶絲或合成纖維長絲織成
雙語例句
全部 silk silk cloth
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保利娜穿了件絲綢長裙，戴了串珍珠。
Pauline wore a silk dress with a strand of pearls.
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它較棉布和尼龍柔軟，光澤則與絲綢相仿。
It is softer than cotton and nylon and has a similar lustre to silk.
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絲綢和毛料用在一起以形成對比。
Silk was used with wool for contrast.
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她的絲綢連衣裙是天藍色的，和她眼睛的顏色一樣。
Her silk dress was sky-blue, the colour of her eyes
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這種絲綢衣服應陰干。
This kind of silk clothing should be dried in the shade.
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⑸ 絲綢 英語怎麼說

絲綢

n. silk, silk
cloth

⑹ 求關於絲綢的英文資料。

The Silk Road, or Silk Routes, are an extensive interconnected network of trade routes across the Asian continent connecting East, South, and Western Asia with the Mediterranean world, including North Africa and Europe.

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⑺ 如何用英語介紹絲綢扇子

Fans began to be used in China thousands of yearsago. They were made out of many differentmaterials. During the Han and Tang Dynasties, eto progress in agriculture, silk and satin fansappeared, and they became a fashion amongscholars and artists who showed their genius by writing and painting on the fans. Fans soonacquired considerable social significance. They became a part of the standard summercostume among the learned. A great variety of fans have been proced in China and they stillenjoy great reputation today.
在中國，扇子的使用始於數千年前。扇子是由許多不同的材料製成的。漢、唐期間，農業有了發展，絲綢和緞面（satin)扇子開始出現，並在文人雅士 (scholars and artists)中成為了一種時尚。他們通過在扇面上書寫和繪畫來展示自己的才能。扇子很快獲得了非常大的社會意義。它們成為了有學問的人標准夏季著裝的一部分。中國製作的扇子多種多樣。它們如今依舊享有盛譽。

⑻ 絲綢之路英語介紹一下

silk road
絲綢之路
The old silk road specialised in luxuries like silk.
古老的絲綢之路專門運輸絲綢之類的奢侈品。
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⑼ 用英語翻譯介紹中國絲綢,加翻譯

"A silkworm spins all its silk till its death and a candle won't stop its tears until it is fully burnt." This Tang poem accurately describes the property of the silkworm. Despite technological development, a silkworm can only proce a certain amount of silk---1000 meters (3280feet) in its lifespan of 28 days. The rarity of the raw material is the deciding factor of both the value and the mystery of silk.

History
Legend has it that in ancient times, Lei Zu, the wife of Huang Di , taught people how to raise silkworms and how to extract the silk.

The Warring States Period, the beginning of feudalist society in Chinese history, witnessed a prosperous time. The development of proctivity popularized silk and it was no longer a luxury just for aristocrats. The pattern, weaving, embroidery and dyeing skills were all improved as they were influenced by the free ideology of the time, while the silk designs had sense of a free and bold air about them.

The silk procts excavated from Mawangi Han Tomb are proof of the advanced skill and artistry of silk at this time.

Silk proction peaked ring the Han Dynasty when the manufactured goods were transported as far away as Rome from Chang'an (today's Xian). The overland trade route was to become famously known as the Silk Road. However, there was also a Marine Silk Road extending from Xuwen, Guangdong or Hepu, Guangxi to Vietnam. An outward bound voyage lasting five months would arrive in Vietnam; it would take another four months to reach Thailand; while a further twenty days would carry the merchants on to Burma. Two months later they would arrive in India and Sri Lanka, from where the silk would be eventually transported to Rome via the Mediterranean. After such a long journey, the price of silk was equivalent to that of gold. Legendary as it seems, tender silk connected China to the rest of the world.