Definition of satin in English:

satin

nounˈsatɪnˈsætn

mass noun

1A smooth, glossy fabric, usually of silk, produced by a weave in which the threads of the warp are caught and looped by the weft only at certain intervals.
（通常由丝织成的）缎子
flowing skirts made of satin, chiffon, and velvet
as modifier a blue satin dress
一件蓝缎子连衣裙。
Example sentencesExamples
- I was wearing a satin, sky blue dress that shimmered with every move that I made, and my hair had been pulled up into a mass of loose curls.
- It wasn't silk or satin, but it was fine just the same.
- Fabrics will be shining, lustrous and glamorous, with satin and silk the main focus.
- She wore a dress of emerald green satin, with a sash of darker forest green about her tiny waist.
- The second dress was made red satin, the short sleeves sewn to be worn off the shoulders.
- It was a fancy thing, light blue satin with a creamy white trim.
- Some were cotton and some were wool, but most of them were silk or satin.
- There was also a closet full of fancy dresses made of silk, cotton, lace, satin, velvet, and lots of others!
- Leia's dress was of satin, white with a champagne trim and lace-up back.
- Emily reached into her suitcase and pulled out a beautiful dress of red satin.
- Acres of silk, satin, bamboo and quilted fabrics combined to create an opulent Oriental collection.
- She is wearing overalls, which is quite different than the fancy blue satin dress the town last saw her in.
- It was a beautiful color and the fabric was satin.
- It was covered in jewels and made of blue satin, off the shoulders and long in length.
- The fabrics for spring are satin, jersey, chiffon and lace, turning up in every category from street wear to evening wear.
- Her dress was deep blue satin, high waisted and plainly cut, the bosom moderately low; her long gloves were white kid.
- Her dress, made from satin of the deepest blue, was tied at the back of her neck, leaving her shoulders and back bare.
- The girl was about an inch shorter and wearing a dress of lovely lilac satin.
- The season heralds a flurry of slip-dresses in satin, organza and lattice work.
- The brightly colored outfits may be made of either cotton or such dressy fabrics as velvet, satin, and lamé.
1. 1.1as modifier Denoting or having a surface or finish resembling satin.
  （金属或其他材料表面）缎子般光滑的
  an aluminium alloy with a black satin finish
  黑色表面光滑如缎的铝合金。

Derivatives

satinize

verbˈsatɪnʌɪzˈsætnˌaɪz

[with object]

Give (something) a satiny surface or finish.
a cleansing cream that softens and satinizes your skin while it cleanses
Example sentencesExamples
- satinized organza skirts
- For her entry, Stephanie's daywear outfit was a mint green short tailored jacket and flared matching skirt in satinised cotton trimmed with cream Petersham ribbon.
- The range includes good updated basics, like needle-cord skirts and jeans-cut trousers with easy waists, T-shirts with decorated necklines, satinised ruffle-front blouses, smart shirts with double cuffs and chic pea jackets.
- The first half feels like the end of the world: a procession of motorcycle helmet-wearing models wearing the darkest black, satinised cotton and leather, walking to the growl of doom-laden bass.

satiny

adjectiveˈsatɪniˈsætni

Having a smooth, glossy surface or finish like that of satin.
the walls glow with a satiny sheen
Example sentencesExamples
- smooth, satiny skin
- Thankfully, the flowers are lemon-scented and the dramatic red fruits contain satiny blue-black seeds that are edible raw or roasted and taste like peanuts.
- Beat in the eggs, one at a time, with a wooden spoon, an electric mixer, or a food processor until the dough is smooth and satiny.
- I kicked my satiny white slippers across the room and flung myself face-down on my bed.

Origin

Late Middle English: via Old French from Arabic zaytūnī 'of Tsinkiang', a town in China.

The word satin came via Old French from Arabic zaytūnī ‘of Tsinkiang’ which refers to a town in China. In the past satin was a silk fabric and China the main and at one time only source of silk. Late 19th-century sateen is an alteration of satin, on the pattern of velveteen. See also silk

Rhymes

Latin

Definition of satin in US English:

satin

nounˈsætnˈsatn

1A smooth, glossy fabric, usually of silk, produced by a weave in which the threads of the warp are caught and looped by the weft only at certain intervals.
（通常由丝织成的）缎子
flowing skirts made of satin, chiffon, and velvet
as modifier a blue satin dress
一件蓝缎子连衣裙。
Example sentencesExamples
- It was a beautiful color and the fabric was satin.
- The brightly colored outfits may be made of either cotton or such dressy fabrics as velvet, satin, and lamé.
- Emily reached into her suitcase and pulled out a beautiful dress of red satin.
- There was also a closet full of fancy dresses made of silk, cotton, lace, satin, velvet, and lots of others!
- I was wearing a satin, sky blue dress that shimmered with every move that I made, and my hair had been pulled up into a mass of loose curls.
- It wasn't silk or satin, but it was fine just the same.
- She wore a dress of emerald green satin, with a sash of darker forest green about her tiny waist.
- Acres of silk, satin, bamboo and quilted fabrics combined to create an opulent Oriental collection.
- Some were cotton and some were wool, but most of them were silk or satin.
- The season heralds a flurry of slip-dresses in satin, organza and lattice work.
- The fabrics for spring are satin, jersey, chiffon and lace, turning up in every category from street wear to evening wear.
- Fabrics will be shining, lustrous and glamorous, with satin and silk the main focus.
- Her dress was deep blue satin, high waisted and plainly cut, the bosom moderately low; her long gloves were white kid.
- She is wearing overalls, which is quite different than the fancy blue satin dress the town last saw her in.
- It was a fancy thing, light blue satin with a creamy white trim.
- Leia's dress was of satin, white with a champagne trim and lace-up back.
- It was covered in jewels and made of blue satin, off the shoulders and long in length.
- Her dress, made from satin of the deepest blue, was tied at the back of her neck, leaving her shoulders and back bare.
- The second dress was made red satin, the short sleeves sewn to be worn off the shoulders.
- The girl was about an inch shorter and wearing a dress of lovely lilac satin.
1. 1.1as modifier Denoting or having a surface or finish resembling satin.
  （金属或其他材料表面）缎子般光滑的
  an aluminum alloy with a black satin finish
  黑色表面光滑如缎的铝合金。

Origin

Late Middle English: via Old French from Arabic zaytūnī ‘of Tsinkiang’, a town in China.

词汇	satin
释义	Definition of satin in English: satin nounˈsatɪnˈsætn mass noun 1A smooth, glossy fabric, usually of silk, produced by a weave in which the threads of the warp are caught and looped by the weft only at certain intervals. （通常由丝织成的）缎子 flowing skirts made of satin, chiffon, and velvet as modifier a blue satin dress 一件蓝缎子连衣裙。 Example sentencesExamples I was wearing a satin, sky blue dress that shimmered with every move that I made, and my hair had been pulled up into a mass of loose curls. It wasn't silk or satin, but it was fine just the same. Fabrics will be shining, lustrous and glamorous, with satin and silk the main focus. She wore a dress of emerald green satin, with a sash of darker forest green about her tiny waist. The second dress was made red satin, the short sleeves sewn to be worn off the shoulders. It was a fancy thing, light blue satin with a creamy white trim. Some were cotton and some were wool, but most of them were silk or satin. There was also a closet full of fancy dresses made of silk, cotton, lace, satin, velvet, and lots of others! Leia's dress was of satin, white with a champagne trim and lace-up back. Emily reached into her suitcase and pulled out a beautiful dress of red satin. Acres of silk, satin, bamboo and quilted fabrics combined to create an opulent Oriental collection. She is wearing overalls, which is quite different than the fancy blue satin dress the town last saw her in. It was a beautiful color and the fabric was satin. It was covered in jewels and made of blue satin, off the shoulders and long in length. The fabrics for spring are satin, jersey, chiffon and lace, turning up in every category from street wear to evening wear. Her dress was deep blue satin, high waisted and plainly cut, the bosom moderately low; her long gloves were white kid. Her dress, made from satin of the deepest blue, was tied at the back of her neck, leaving her shoulders and back bare. The girl was about an inch shorter and wearing a dress of lovely lilac satin. The season heralds a flurry of slip-dresses in satin, organza and lattice work. The brightly colored outfits may be made of either cotton or such dressy fabrics as velvet, satin, and lamé. 1.1as modifier Denoting or having a surface or finish resembling satin. （金属或其他材料表面）缎子般光滑的 an aluminium alloy with a black satin finish 黑色表面光滑如缎的铝合金。 Derivatives satinize verbˈsatɪnʌɪzˈsætnˌaɪz [with object] Give (something) a satiny surface or finish. a cleansing cream that softens and satinizes your skin while it cleanses Example sentencesExamples satinized organza skirts For her entry, Stephanie's daywear outfit was a mint green short tailored jacket and flared matching skirt in satinised cotton trimmed with cream Petersham ribbon. The range includes good updated basics, like needle-cord skirts and jeans-cut trousers with easy waists, T-shirts with decorated necklines, satinised ruffle-front blouses, smart shirts with double cuffs and chic pea jackets. The first half feels like the end of the world: a procession of motorcycle helmet-wearing models wearing the darkest black, satinised cotton and leather, walking to the growl of doom-laden bass. satiny adjectiveˈsatɪniˈsætni Having a smooth, glossy surface or finish like that of satin. the walls glow with a satiny sheen Example sentencesExamples smooth, satiny skin Thankfully, the flowers are lemon-scented and the dramatic red fruits contain satiny blue-black seeds that are edible raw or roasted and taste like peanuts. Beat in the eggs, one at a time, with a wooden spoon, an electric mixer, or a food processor until the dough is smooth and satiny. I kicked my satiny white slippers across the room and flung myself face-down on my bed. Origin Late Middle English: via Old French from Arabic zaytūnī 'of Tsinkiang', a town in China. The word satin came via Old French from Arabic zaytūnī ‘of Tsinkiang’ which refers to a town in China. In the past satin was a silk fabric and China the main and at one time only source of silk. Late 19th-century sateen is an alteration of satin, on the pattern of velveteen. See also silk Rhymes Latin Definition of satin in US English: satin nounˈsætnˈsatn 1A smooth, glossy fabric, usually of silk, produced by a weave in which the threads of the warp are caught and looped by the weft only at certain intervals. （通常由丝织成的）缎子 flowing skirts made of satin, chiffon, and velvet as modifier a blue satin dress 一件蓝缎子连衣裙。 Example sentencesExamples It was a beautiful color and the fabric was satin. The brightly colored outfits may be made of either cotton or such dressy fabrics as velvet, satin, and lamé. Emily reached into her suitcase and pulled out a beautiful dress of red satin. There was also a closet full of fancy dresses made of silk, cotton, lace, satin, velvet, and lots of others! I was wearing a satin, sky blue dress that shimmered with every move that I made, and my hair had been pulled up into a mass of loose curls. It wasn't silk or satin, but it was fine just the same. She wore a dress of emerald green satin, with a sash of darker forest green about her tiny waist. Acres of silk, satin, bamboo and quilted fabrics combined to create an opulent Oriental collection. Some were cotton and some were wool, but most of them were silk or satin. The season heralds a flurry of slip-dresses in satin, organza and lattice work. The fabrics for spring are satin, jersey, chiffon and lace, turning up in every category from street wear to evening wear. Fabrics will be shining, lustrous and glamorous, with satin and silk the main focus. Her dress was deep blue satin, high waisted and plainly cut, the bosom moderately low; her long gloves were white kid. She is wearing overalls, which is quite different than the fancy blue satin dress the town last saw her in. It was a fancy thing, light blue satin with a creamy white trim. Leia's dress was of satin, white with a champagne trim and lace-up back. It was covered in jewels and made of blue satin, off the shoulders and long in length. Her dress, made from satin of the deepest blue, was tied at the back of her neck, leaving her shoulders and back bare. The second dress was made red satin, the short sleeves sewn to be worn off the shoulders. The girl was about an inch shorter and wearing a dress of lovely lilac satin. 1.1as modifier Denoting or having a surface or finish resembling satin. （金属或其他材料表面）缎子般光滑的 an aluminum alloy with a black satin finish 黑色表面光滑如缎的铝合金。 Origin Late Middle English: via Old French from Arabic zaytūnī ‘of Tsinkiang’, a town in China.
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