Definition of chambray in English:

chambray

noun ˈʃambreɪˈʃæmˌbreɪ

mass noun

A cloth with a white weft and a coloured warp.
Example sentencesExamples
- Also, a beige or a light brown khaki could work - or even a faded chambray blue.
- To produce cloth, yarn was ‘put out’ to local handweavers who made bed ticking, stripes, checks, chambray, ginghams, plaids, sheetings and shirtings.
- A guy who looked right out of The Old Man and the Sea (if the old man had worn tailored chambray and expensive jeans) darted to greet friends at a back table.
- He had no baggage and was dressed in blue jeans and a chambray shirt topped by a brown Stetson.
- World War II brought blue denim and chambray dungarees for working seamen, while the postwar bell-bottom uniform yielded to a coat and tie in 1975, only to return, by sailor demand, in 1978.
- The catalogue (www.boden.co.uk) has some loud party shirts or more modest floral needlecord and chambray versions for a beatnik 1960s look.
- The cloth was a heavy cotton resembling the color of beautiful blue chambray.
- A blue chambray shirt with a button-downed collar was tucked neatly into the waistband of a pair of perfectly fitting black jeans.
- A Coach catalog shows the dominant spring and summer fashion colors for women's accessories as pink, pear green, camel, white and chambray blue.
- She wore a white linen chambray shirt that buttoned in the front with pearl buttons.
- ‘Between the green and yellow, go with yellow, because you can add chambray fabric to yellow and ‘boy it up‘if need be.’
- Crosshatch denims, stretch fabrics, chambray denims, and leather thongs are some of the other pieces in the collection.
- He was dressed in stiff jeans and a chambray shirt faded nearly white, the sleeves rolled up over arms nearly as faded, and etched by pale blue veins and razor-blade-and-Bic-ink tattoos of Jesus, Mary, and a snarling Ford pickup.
- This light blue point collar Gucci shirt is made from soft chambray cotton.
- Not when you consider that variations of denim - chambray, pinpoint oxford and twill shirts - offer denim's easy care combined with considerable fashionable flair.
- He wore his white chambray shirt and purple vest, black chinos, and leather boots.
- When I think of those, I think of suburban accountants who are in the Army Reserve and who wear them with a chambray shirt with a white t-shirt underneath and boat shoes.
- Other than the special sizing application, the greige fabrics are made of the same fibers, yarns and constructions as standard chambray or denim fabrics.
- He stood there in worn jeans and a soft, blue chambray shirt, the sleeves rolled up to the elbows, gazing at her with the most penetrating, ice-blue eyes she'd ever seen.
- The collection includes a multitude of hand painted felt and lace tops, waxed cotton shirts and skirts, chambray shirts, and pure wool skirts.

Origin

Early 19th century (originally US): formed irregularly from Cambrai, the name of a town in northern France, where it was originally made. Compare with cambric.

Rhymes

chambré, hombre, ombré

Definition of chambray in US English:

chambray

nounˈSHamˌbrāˈʃæmˌbreɪ

A linen-finished gingham cloth with a white weft and a colored warp, producing a mottled appearance.
钱布雷布（方格或条纹含麻杂色布，白色纬线，彩色经线）
Example sentencesExamples
- A guy who looked right out of The Old Man and the Sea (if the old man had worn tailored chambray and expensive jeans) darted to greet friends at a back table.
- This light blue point collar Gucci shirt is made from soft chambray cotton.
- He had no baggage and was dressed in blue jeans and a chambray shirt topped by a brown Stetson.
- To produce cloth, yarn was ‘put out’ to local handweavers who made bed ticking, stripes, checks, chambray, ginghams, plaids, sheetings and shirtings.
- He stood there in worn jeans and a soft, blue chambray shirt, the sleeves rolled up to the elbows, gazing at her with the most penetrating, ice-blue eyes she'd ever seen.
- The cloth was a heavy cotton resembling the color of beautiful blue chambray.
- ‘Between the green and yellow, go with yellow, because you can add chambray fabric to yellow and ‘boy it up‘if need be.’
- Crosshatch denims, stretch fabrics, chambray denims, and leather thongs are some of the other pieces in the collection.
- The collection includes a multitude of hand painted felt and lace tops, waxed cotton shirts and skirts, chambray shirts, and pure wool skirts.
- Not when you consider that variations of denim - chambray, pinpoint oxford and twill shirts - offer denim's easy care combined with considerable fashionable flair.
- Other than the special sizing application, the greige fabrics are made of the same fibers, yarns and constructions as standard chambray or denim fabrics.
- Also, a beige or a light brown khaki could work - or even a faded chambray blue.
- World War II brought blue denim and chambray dungarees for working seamen, while the postwar bell-bottom uniform yielded to a coat and tie in 1975, only to return, by sailor demand, in 1978.
- He wore his white chambray shirt and purple vest, black chinos, and leather boots.
- When I think of those, I think of suburban accountants who are in the Army Reserve and who wear them with a chambray shirt with a white t-shirt underneath and boat shoes.
- He was dressed in stiff jeans and a chambray shirt faded nearly white, the sleeves rolled up over arms nearly as faded, and etched by pale blue veins and razor-blade-and-Bic-ink tattoos of Jesus, Mary, and a snarling Ford pickup.
- A Coach catalog shows the dominant spring and summer fashion colors for women's accessories as pink, pear green, camel, white and chambray blue.
- She wore a white linen chambray shirt that buttoned in the front with pearl buttons.
- The catalogue (www.boden.co.uk) has some loud party shirts or more modest floral needlecord and chambray versions for a beatnik 1960s look.
- A blue chambray shirt with a button-downed collar was tucked neatly into the waistband of a pair of perfectly fitting black jeans.

Origin

Early 19th century (originally US): formed irregularly from Cambrai, the name of a town in northern France, where it was originally made. Compare with cambric.

词汇	chambray
释义	Definition of chambray in English: chambray noun ˈʃambreɪˈʃæmˌbreɪ mass noun A cloth with a white weft and a coloured warp. Example sentencesExamples Also, a beige or a light brown khaki could work - or even a faded chambray blue. To produce cloth, yarn was ‘put out’ to local handweavers who made bed ticking, stripes, checks, chambray, ginghams, plaids, sheetings and shirtings. A guy who looked right out of The Old Man and the Sea (if the old man had worn tailored chambray and expensive jeans) darted to greet friends at a back table. He had no baggage and was dressed in blue jeans and a chambray shirt topped by a brown Stetson. World War II brought blue denim and chambray dungarees for working seamen, while the postwar bell-bottom uniform yielded to a coat and tie in 1975, only to return, by sailor demand, in 1978. The catalogue (www.boden.co.uk) has some loud party shirts or more modest floral needlecord and chambray versions for a beatnik 1960s look. The cloth was a heavy cotton resembling the color of beautiful blue chambray. A blue chambray shirt with a button-downed collar was tucked neatly into the waistband of a pair of perfectly fitting black jeans. A Coach catalog shows the dominant spring and summer fashion colors for women's accessories as pink, pear green, camel, white and chambray blue. She wore a white linen chambray shirt that buttoned in the front with pearl buttons. ‘Between the green and yellow, go with yellow, because you can add chambray fabric to yellow and ‘boy it up‘if need be.’ Crosshatch denims, stretch fabrics, chambray denims, and leather thongs are some of the other pieces in the collection. He was dressed in stiff jeans and a chambray shirt faded nearly white, the sleeves rolled up over arms nearly as faded, and etched by pale blue veins and razor-blade-and-Bic-ink tattoos of Jesus, Mary, and a snarling Ford pickup. This light blue point collar Gucci shirt is made from soft chambray cotton. Not when you consider that variations of denim - chambray, pinpoint oxford and twill shirts - offer denim's easy care combined with considerable fashionable flair. He wore his white chambray shirt and purple vest, black chinos, and leather boots. When I think of those, I think of suburban accountants who are in the Army Reserve and who wear them with a chambray shirt with a white t-shirt underneath and boat shoes. Other than the special sizing application, the greige fabrics are made of the same fibers, yarns and constructions as standard chambray or denim fabrics. He stood there in worn jeans and a soft, blue chambray shirt, the sleeves rolled up to the elbows, gazing at her with the most penetrating, ice-blue eyes she'd ever seen. The collection includes a multitude of hand painted felt and lace tops, waxed cotton shirts and skirts, chambray shirts, and pure wool skirts. Origin Early 19th century (originally US): formed irregularly from Cambrai, the name of a town in northern France, where it was originally made. Compare with cambric. Rhymes chambré, hombre, ombré Definition of chambray in US English: chambray nounˈSHamˌbrāˈʃæmˌbreɪ A linen-finished gingham cloth with a white weft and a colored warp, producing a mottled appearance. 钱布雷布（方格或条纹含麻杂色布，白色纬线，彩色经线） Example sentencesExamples A guy who looked right out of The Old Man and the Sea (if the old man had worn tailored chambray and expensive jeans) darted to greet friends at a back table. This light blue point collar Gucci shirt is made from soft chambray cotton. He had no baggage and was dressed in blue jeans and a chambray shirt topped by a brown Stetson. To produce cloth, yarn was ‘put out’ to local handweavers who made bed ticking, stripes, checks, chambray, ginghams, plaids, sheetings and shirtings. He stood there in worn jeans and a soft, blue chambray shirt, the sleeves rolled up to the elbows, gazing at her with the most penetrating, ice-blue eyes she'd ever seen. The cloth was a heavy cotton resembling the color of beautiful blue chambray. ‘Between the green and yellow, go with yellow, because you can add chambray fabric to yellow and ‘boy it up‘if need be.’ Crosshatch denims, stretch fabrics, chambray denims, and leather thongs are some of the other pieces in the collection. The collection includes a multitude of hand painted felt and lace tops, waxed cotton shirts and skirts, chambray shirts, and pure wool skirts. Not when you consider that variations of denim - chambray, pinpoint oxford and twill shirts - offer denim's easy care combined with considerable fashionable flair. Other than the special sizing application, the greige fabrics are made of the same fibers, yarns and constructions as standard chambray or denim fabrics. Also, a beige or a light brown khaki could work - or even a faded chambray blue. World War II brought blue denim and chambray dungarees for working seamen, while the postwar bell-bottom uniform yielded to a coat and tie in 1975, only to return, by sailor demand, in 1978. He wore his white chambray shirt and purple vest, black chinos, and leather boots. When I think of those, I think of suburban accountants who are in the Army Reserve and who wear them with a chambray shirt with a white t-shirt underneath and boat shoes. He was dressed in stiff jeans and a chambray shirt faded nearly white, the sleeves rolled up over arms nearly as faded, and etched by pale blue veins and razor-blade-and-Bic-ink tattoos of Jesus, Mary, and a snarling Ford pickup. A Coach catalog shows the dominant spring and summer fashion colors for women's accessories as pink, pear green, camel, white and chambray blue. She wore a white linen chambray shirt that buttoned in the front with pearl buttons. The catalogue (www.boden.co.uk) has some loud party shirts or more modest floral needlecord and chambray versions for a beatnik 1960s look. A blue chambray shirt with a button-downed collar was tucked neatly into the waistband of a pair of perfectly fitting black jeans. Origin Early 19th century (originally US): formed irregularly from Cambrai, the name of a town in northern France, where it was originally made. Compare with cambric.
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