Definition of voile in English:

voile

noun vwɑːlvɔɪlvɔɪl

mass noun

A thin, semi-transparent fabric of cotton, wool, or silk.
巴里纱，薄纱
as modifier a delicate cream voile blouse
Example sentencesExamples
- Lighter window treatments such as voile and muslin can diffuse daylight into a room with designer effects.
- Finally, black made its ubiquitous appearance in a host of linen tuxedo jackets and pants for men and a cotton voile sleeping shirt worn with satin short shorts for women.
- Materials range from voile and organza to dyed python and nylon mesh.
- Fabrics are those of traditional lingerie, such as cotton, in a range of textures: batiste, voile, gauze.
- If your windows are cloaked in dark, heavy curtains consider investing in paler more diffuse material in voile, set in casual drifts behind tie-backs.
- The bride looked stunning in an ivory train bodice and voile skirt.
- Made from a voile fabric in a honeycombed Venetian style, these blinds create a lovely window feature, while allowing diffused light to get through.
- The designer's collection for this season has chiffons, georgettes, and voiles along with cotton, which is always in vogue.
- The case is lined with white voile with green polka dots, of course.
- Cut voile fabric to drape over the table, tracing the edges of the white skirt for a guide; no need to hem or size it carefully for this temporary look.
- This installation comprised sheets of voile and silk suspended like washing on three lines.
- There is an air of chic relaxation in the classic linen, crisp poplin and delicate voiles shot against the rocks and pinewoods of Corsica.
- A light breeze blew the fine voile curtains away from the windows and early morning light chased away all the shadows.
- Clean cotton curtains in the same pale shades fitted to curtain poles to give them lift, or else wood-slatted blinds softened by voile curtains, add the finishing touch.
- Key materials for winter 2005 include mohair, wool, voile and leather.
- There are also silk taffeta, stretch satin and stretch voile, silk chiffon dresses and printed silk kimonos.
- He added big floral prints drenched with reminiscence and balanced retro-looking fabrics like lightweight cotton voile and washed twill with modern nylon and Lycra blends.
- I loved her long cream monk coats with decorative pleating on the sleeves and voile detailing on the neck.
- To them, we suggest trying a shade close to charcoal, in a soft fabric such as organza, voile or chiffon, and accessorising it with some striking white jewellery.
- Using muslin, voile, paper and many other delicate fabrics, learn how to mould and shape the material into individual vases and bowls.

Origin

Late 19th century: French, literally 'veil'.

Rhymes

boil, Boyle, broil, coil, Dáil, Doyle, embroil, Fianna Fáil, foil, Hoyle, moil, noil, oil, roil, Royle, soil, spoil, toil

Definition of voile in US English:

voile

nounvɔɪlvoil

A thin, semitransparent fabric of cotton, wool, or silk.
巴里纱，薄纱
as modifier a delicate cream voile blouse
Example sentencesExamples
- Fabrics are those of traditional lingerie, such as cotton, in a range of textures: batiste, voile, gauze.
- This installation comprised sheets of voile and silk suspended like washing on three lines.
- Using muslin, voile, paper and many other delicate fabrics, learn how to mould and shape the material into individual vases and bowls.
- Finally, black made its ubiquitous appearance in a host of linen tuxedo jackets and pants for men and a cotton voile sleeping shirt worn with satin short shorts for women.
- I loved her long cream monk coats with decorative pleating on the sleeves and voile detailing on the neck.
- He added big floral prints drenched with reminiscence and balanced retro-looking fabrics like lightweight cotton voile and washed twill with modern nylon and Lycra blends.
- A light breeze blew the fine voile curtains away from the windows and early morning light chased away all the shadows.
- To them, we suggest trying a shade close to charcoal, in a soft fabric such as organza, voile or chiffon, and accessorising it with some striking white jewellery.
- Made from a voile fabric in a honeycombed Venetian style, these blinds create a lovely window feature, while allowing diffused light to get through.
- Key materials for winter 2005 include mohair, wool, voile and leather.
- There is an air of chic relaxation in the classic linen, crisp poplin and delicate voiles shot against the rocks and pinewoods of Corsica.
- Clean cotton curtains in the same pale shades fitted to curtain poles to give them lift, or else wood-slatted blinds softened by voile curtains, add the finishing touch.
- Lighter window treatments such as voile and muslin can diffuse daylight into a room with designer effects.
- Cut voile fabric to drape over the table, tracing the edges of the white skirt for a guide; no need to hem or size it carefully for this temporary look.
- The designer's collection for this season has chiffons, georgettes, and voiles along with cotton, which is always in vogue.
- The bride looked stunning in an ivory train bodice and voile skirt.
- Materials range from voile and organza to dyed python and nylon mesh.
- The case is lined with white voile with green polka dots, of course.
- There are also silk taffeta, stretch satin and stretch voile, silk chiffon dresses and printed silk kimonos.
- If your windows are cloaked in dark, heavy curtains consider investing in paler more diffuse material in voile, set in casual drifts behind tie-backs.

Origin

Late 19th century: French, literally ‘veil’.

词汇	voile
释义	Definition of voile in English: voile noun vwɑːlvɔɪlvɔɪl mass noun A thin, semi-transparent fabric of cotton, wool, or silk. 巴里纱，薄纱 as modifier a delicate cream voile blouse Example sentencesExamples Lighter window treatments such as voile and muslin can diffuse daylight into a room with designer effects. Finally, black made its ubiquitous appearance in a host of linen tuxedo jackets and pants for men and a cotton voile sleeping shirt worn with satin short shorts for women. Materials range from voile and organza to dyed python and nylon mesh. Fabrics are those of traditional lingerie, such as cotton, in a range of textures: batiste, voile, gauze. If your windows are cloaked in dark, heavy curtains consider investing in paler more diffuse material in voile, set in casual drifts behind tie-backs. The bride looked stunning in an ivory train bodice and voile skirt. Made from a voile fabric in a honeycombed Venetian style, these blinds create a lovely window feature, while allowing diffused light to get through. The designer's collection for this season has chiffons, georgettes, and voiles along with cotton, which is always in vogue. The case is lined with white voile with green polka dots, of course. Cut voile fabric to drape over the table, tracing the edges of the white skirt for a guide; no need to hem or size it carefully for this temporary look. This installation comprised sheets of voile and silk suspended like washing on three lines. There is an air of chic relaxation in the classic linen, crisp poplin and delicate voiles shot against the rocks and pinewoods of Corsica. A light breeze blew the fine voile curtains away from the windows and early morning light chased away all the shadows. Clean cotton curtains in the same pale shades fitted to curtain poles to give them lift, or else wood-slatted blinds softened by voile curtains, add the finishing touch. Key materials for winter 2005 include mohair, wool, voile and leather. There are also silk taffeta, stretch satin and stretch voile, silk chiffon dresses and printed silk kimonos. He added big floral prints drenched with reminiscence and balanced retro-looking fabrics like lightweight cotton voile and washed twill with modern nylon and Lycra blends. I loved her long cream monk coats with decorative pleating on the sleeves and voile detailing on the neck. To them, we suggest trying a shade close to charcoal, in a soft fabric such as organza, voile or chiffon, and accessorising it with some striking white jewellery. Using muslin, voile, paper and many other delicate fabrics, learn how to mould and shape the material into individual vases and bowls. Origin Late 19th century: French, literally 'veil'. Rhymes boil, Boyle, broil, coil, Dáil, Doyle, embroil, Fianna Fáil, foil, Hoyle, moil, noil, oil, roil, Royle, soil, spoil, toil Definition of voile in US English: voile nounvɔɪlvoil A thin, semitransparent fabric of cotton, wool, or silk. 巴里纱，薄纱 as modifier a delicate cream voile blouse Example sentencesExamples Fabrics are those of traditional lingerie, such as cotton, in a range of textures: batiste, voile, gauze. This installation comprised sheets of voile and silk suspended like washing on three lines. Using muslin, voile, paper and many other delicate fabrics, learn how to mould and shape the material into individual vases and bowls. Finally, black made its ubiquitous appearance in a host of linen tuxedo jackets and pants for men and a cotton voile sleeping shirt worn with satin short shorts for women. I loved her long cream monk coats with decorative pleating on the sleeves and voile detailing on the neck. He added big floral prints drenched with reminiscence and balanced retro-looking fabrics like lightweight cotton voile and washed twill with modern nylon and Lycra blends. A light breeze blew the fine voile curtains away from the windows and early morning light chased away all the shadows. To them, we suggest trying a shade close to charcoal, in a soft fabric such as organza, voile or chiffon, and accessorising it with some striking white jewellery. Made from a voile fabric in a honeycombed Venetian style, these blinds create a lovely window feature, while allowing diffused light to get through. Key materials for winter 2005 include mohair, wool, voile and leather. There is an air of chic relaxation in the classic linen, crisp poplin and delicate voiles shot against the rocks and pinewoods of Corsica. Clean cotton curtains in the same pale shades fitted to curtain poles to give them lift, or else wood-slatted blinds softened by voile curtains, add the finishing touch. Lighter window treatments such as voile and muslin can diffuse daylight into a room with designer effects. Cut voile fabric to drape over the table, tracing the edges of the white skirt for a guide; no need to hem or size it carefully for this temporary look. The designer's collection for this season has chiffons, georgettes, and voiles along with cotton, which is always in vogue. The bride looked stunning in an ivory train bodice and voile skirt. Materials range from voile and organza to dyed python and nylon mesh. The case is lined with white voile with green polka dots, of course. There are also silk taffeta, stretch satin and stretch voile, silk chiffon dresses and printed silk kimonos. If your windows are cloaked in dark, heavy curtains consider investing in paler more diffuse material in voile, set in casual drifts behind tie-backs. Origin Late 19th century: French, literally ‘veil’.
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