Definition of padou in English:

padou

noun ˈpaduː

rare

A kind of silk tape or ribbon.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Peter Simmonds (1814–1897), newsagent and journalist. From French padou from Padoue, the French name of the city of Padua, where the textile was first produced.

Definition of padou in US English:

padou

nounˈpaduː

rare

A kind of silk tape or ribbon.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Peter Simmonds (1814–1897), newsagent and journalist. From French padou from Padoue, the French name of the city of Padua, where the textile was first produced.

单词	padou
释义	Definition of padou in English: padou noun ˈpaduː rare A kind of silk tape or ribbon. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Peter Simmonds (1814–1897), newsagent and journalist. From French padou from Padoue, the French name of the city of Padua, where the textile was first produced. Definition of padou in US English: padou nounˈpaduː rare A kind of silk tape or ribbon. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Peter Simmonds (1814–1897), newsagent and journalist. From French padou from Padoue, the French name of the city of Padua, where the textile was first produced.
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