gabardine

英 ['ɡ?b?di?n] 美['ɡ?b?din]

復數:?gabardines;

gabardine 軋別丁雨衣

詞源不確定?？赡軄碜愿叩氐抡Zwallevart, 朝圣者，來自*wal, 意志，意愿，詞源同will. *faran, 走，詞源同fare. 原指朝圣者穿的斗篷。

gabardine: gabardine: [16] The use of gabardine for a sort of worsted material is an early 20th-century development, but the word itself has been around much longer than that. Its central meaning (for which the usual spelling is gaberdine) is ‘long coarse outer garment’. English acquired it from Old French gauvardine, which was a development of an earlier gallevardine. This was probably derived from Middle High German wallevart ‘pilgrimage’ (a compound formed from wallen ‘roam’ and vart ‘journey, way’), and hence etymologically meant ‘pilgrim’s garment’.
gabardine (n.): 1590s, "dress, covering," variant of gaberdine. Meaning "closely woven cloth" is from 1904.

1. For men there were sturdy gabardine, shinning silk shirts.: 給男人用的有筆挺的嗶嘰, 發亮的絲襯衫.

2. Serr and Forde used 9 X 15 cm bags of tightly woven white cotton gabardine.: 塞爾和福德應用了9X15厘米的密績白色棉華達呢袋.

3. What kind may I show you, cotton, linen, gabardine, woolen, or nylon?: 您要什么樣的衣料, 棉、麻、華達尼、羊毛, 還是尼龍布?

5. The affable Keefe a friendly smile cherubic countenance , a checked sports jacket and gabardine slacks.: 基夫圓臉龐,笑容可掬, 穿著格子紋的運動衫和華達呢便褲.