Definition of chiffon in English:

chiffon

noun ˈʃɪfɒnʃɪˈfɑn

1mass noun A light, transparent fabric typically made of silk or nylon.
雪纺绸，薄绸；薄尼龙
as modifier a chiffon blouse
雪纺绸女衬衫。
Example sentencesExamples
- Kaleidoscope fashions with swirling flowers and paisley prints make little chiffon or satin dresses very bold and enticing.
- It was silk chiffon and had a skirt with 360-degree pleats.
- Most special occasion dresses are made of chiffon, georgette, silk or man-made silk, organza, or crepe.
- Tweed, tulle and chiffon will continue to show the textural variations we have become familiar with in recent times.
- In addition to the traditional heavier fall fabrics, chiffon and satin provide a lighter approach to the season.
- Silk and chiffon are the hottest fabrics for brides.
- The fabrics for spring are satin, jersey, chiffon and lace, turning up in every category from street wear to evening wear.
- It was beautiful dress that reached to my knees with flowing wisps of silk and chiffon.
- She explored new territory by turning her focus to flirty, light pieces in soft, pastel tones in satin, chiffon and graphic-printed silks.
- The fabrics used for women had cotton, linen, silk and chiffon, while those for men had velvet and denim.
- Fabrics offer luxurious style in rich velvets, sheer chiffon, shiny satin and slinky jerseys.
- Designs of silk chiffon were drenched with a multitude of colors to create a brilliant abstract motif and finely detailed floral prints.
- He is also the first designer to use batik on silk and chiffon.
- These cloths include silk and chiffon and each piece of work takes eight to ten days, and she has to paint from four to six hours each day.
- Her Grecian style gown was made entirely of scarlet silk and chiffon which gave the illusion of translucency.
- Extremely gorgeous embroidery, graceful silk and satin and flowing chiffon creates a smart profile for today's woman.
- Floral prints in combination with light, natural fibres like chiffon, silk and linen underscore this young and natural look.
- The girls looked stunning in silk, chiffon and velvet as they modelled stunning two-piece outfits and flowing ensembles.
- The body of the dress was made from a mixture of satin and chiffon.
- Black coats, delicate sheer blouses in white chiffon and satin dresses in gold, silver, pale pink and lilac completes the picture of perfect style.
Synonyms
mesh, netting, net, lattice
2as modifier (of a cake or dessert) made with beaten egg to give a light consistency.
（蛋糕，甜点）松软的
chiffon cake
松软蛋糕。
Example sentencesExamples
- You can't go wrong with a coffee cake - it's not as finicky as an angel or chiffon cake, say, and there's no pastry to fret about.
- Today I made spice & tea chiffon cake from a cookbook by Makiko Fujino (in Japanese).
- The problem was, I didn't own a chiffon cake pan.
- Robin has played with a few ideas to replace it, including a banana chiffon cake, which she runs as specials to see if they'll generate interest.
- Lemon chiffon pie, lemon meringue pie, lemon mousse, and lemon soufflé are just a few of scores of examples.

Origin

Mid 18th century (originally plural, denoting trimmings on a woman's dress): from French, from chiffe 'rag'.

This word was originally used in the plural, for trimmings or ornaments on a woman's dress. It is from French, from chiffe ‘rag’.

Definition of chiffon in US English:

chiffon

nounʃɪˈfɑnSHiˈfän

1A light, sheer fabric typically made of silk or nylon.
雪纺绸，薄绸；薄尼龙
as modifier a chiffon blouse
雪纺绸女衬衫。
Example sentencesExamples
- The body of the dress was made from a mixture of satin and chiffon.
- The girls looked stunning in silk, chiffon and velvet as they modelled stunning two-piece outfits and flowing ensembles.
- In addition to the traditional heavier fall fabrics, chiffon and satin provide a lighter approach to the season.
- Extremely gorgeous embroidery, graceful silk and satin and flowing chiffon creates a smart profile for today's woman.
- Fabrics offer luxurious style in rich velvets, sheer chiffon, shiny satin and slinky jerseys.
- Silk and chiffon are the hottest fabrics for brides.
- She explored new territory by turning her focus to flirty, light pieces in soft, pastel tones in satin, chiffon and graphic-printed silks.
- Black coats, delicate sheer blouses in white chiffon and satin dresses in gold, silver, pale pink and lilac completes the picture of perfect style.
- It was silk chiffon and had a skirt with 360-degree pleats.
- Designs of silk chiffon were drenched with a multitude of colors to create a brilliant abstract motif and finely detailed floral prints.
- Floral prints in combination with light, natural fibres like chiffon, silk and linen underscore this young and natural look.
- The fabrics used for women had cotton, linen, silk and chiffon, while those for men had velvet and denim.
- Most special occasion dresses are made of chiffon, georgette, silk or man-made silk, organza, or crepe.
- Her Grecian style gown was made entirely of scarlet silk and chiffon which gave the illusion of translucency.
- He is also the first designer to use batik on silk and chiffon.
- The fabrics for spring are satin, jersey, chiffon and lace, turning up in every category from street wear to evening wear.
- Kaleidoscope fashions with swirling flowers and paisley prints make little chiffon or satin dresses very bold and enticing.
- It was beautiful dress that reached to my knees with flowing wisps of silk and chiffon.
- These cloths include silk and chiffon and each piece of work takes eight to ten days, and she has to paint from four to six hours each day.
- Tweed, tulle and chiffon will continue to show the textural variations we have become familiar with in recent times.
Synonyms
mesh, netting, net, lattice
1. 1.1as modifier (of a cake or dessert) made with beaten egg whites to give a light consistency.
  （蛋糕，甜点）松软的
  chiffon cake
  松软蛋糕。
  Example sentencesExamples
  The problem was, I didn't own a chiffon cake pan.
  Lemon chiffon pie, lemon meringue pie, lemon mousse, and lemon soufflé are just a few of scores of examples.
  Today I made spice & tea chiffon cake from a cookbook by Makiko Fujino (in Japanese).
  You can't go wrong with a coffee cake - it's not as finicky as an angel or chiffon cake, say, and there's no pastry to fret about.
  Robin has played with a few ideas to replace it, including a banana chiffon cake, which she runs as specials to see if they'll generate interest.

Origin

Mid 18th century (originally plural, denoting trimmings on a woman's dress): from French, from chiffe ‘rag’.

单词	chiffon
释义	Definition of chiffon in English: chiffon noun ˈʃɪfɒnʃɪˈfɑn 1mass noun A light, transparent fabric typically made of silk or nylon. 雪纺绸，薄绸；薄尼龙 as modifier a chiffon blouse 雪纺绸女衬衫。 Example sentencesExamples Kaleidoscope fashions with swirling flowers and paisley prints make little chiffon or satin dresses very bold and enticing. It was silk chiffon and had a skirt with 360-degree pleats. Most special occasion dresses are made of chiffon, georgette, silk or man-made silk, organza, or crepe. Tweed, tulle and chiffon will continue to show the textural variations we have become familiar with in recent times. In addition to the traditional heavier fall fabrics, chiffon and satin provide a lighter approach to the season. Silk and chiffon are the hottest fabrics for brides. The fabrics for spring are satin, jersey, chiffon and lace, turning up in every category from street wear to evening wear. It was beautiful dress that reached to my knees with flowing wisps of silk and chiffon. She explored new territory by turning her focus to flirty, light pieces in soft, pastel tones in satin, chiffon and graphic-printed silks. The fabrics used for women had cotton, linen, silk and chiffon, while those for men had velvet and denim. Fabrics offer luxurious style in rich velvets, sheer chiffon, shiny satin and slinky jerseys. Designs of silk chiffon were drenched with a multitude of colors to create a brilliant abstract motif and finely detailed floral prints. He is also the first designer to use batik on silk and chiffon. These cloths include silk and chiffon and each piece of work takes eight to ten days, and she has to paint from four to six hours each day. Her Grecian style gown was made entirely of scarlet silk and chiffon which gave the illusion of translucency. Extremely gorgeous embroidery, graceful silk and satin and flowing chiffon creates a smart profile for today's woman. Floral prints in combination with light, natural fibres like chiffon, silk and linen underscore this young and natural look. The girls looked stunning in silk, chiffon and velvet as they modelled stunning two-piece outfits and flowing ensembles. The body of the dress was made from a mixture of satin and chiffon. Black coats, delicate sheer blouses in white chiffon and satin dresses in gold, silver, pale pink and lilac completes the picture of perfect style. Synonyms mesh, netting, net, lattice 2as modifier (of a cake or dessert) made with beaten egg to give a light consistency. （蛋糕，甜点）松软的 chiffon cake 松软蛋糕。 Example sentencesExamples You can't go wrong with a coffee cake - it's not as finicky as an angel or chiffon cake, say, and there's no pastry to fret about. Today I made spice & tea chiffon cake from a cookbook by Makiko Fujino (in Japanese). The problem was, I didn't own a chiffon cake pan. Robin has played with a few ideas to replace it, including a banana chiffon cake, which she runs as specials to see if they'll generate interest. Lemon chiffon pie, lemon meringue pie, lemon mousse, and lemon soufflé are just a few of scores of examples. Origin Mid 18th century (originally plural, denoting trimmings on a woman's dress): from French, from chiffe 'rag'. This word was originally used in the plural, for trimmings or ornaments on a woman's dress. It is from French, from chiffe ‘rag’. Definition of chiffon in US English: chiffon nounʃɪˈfɑnSHiˈfän 1A light, sheer fabric typically made of silk or nylon. 雪纺绸，薄绸；薄尼龙 as modifier a chiffon blouse 雪纺绸女衬衫。 Example sentencesExamples The body of the dress was made from a mixture of satin and chiffon. The girls looked stunning in silk, chiffon and velvet as they modelled stunning two-piece outfits and flowing ensembles. In addition to the traditional heavier fall fabrics, chiffon and satin provide a lighter approach to the season. Extremely gorgeous embroidery, graceful silk and satin and flowing chiffon creates a smart profile for today's woman. Fabrics offer luxurious style in rich velvets, sheer chiffon, shiny satin and slinky jerseys. Silk and chiffon are the hottest fabrics for brides. She explored new territory by turning her focus to flirty, light pieces in soft, pastel tones in satin, chiffon and graphic-printed silks. Black coats, delicate sheer blouses in white chiffon and satin dresses in gold, silver, pale pink and lilac completes the picture of perfect style. It was silk chiffon and had a skirt with 360-degree pleats. Designs of silk chiffon were drenched with a multitude of colors to create a brilliant abstract motif and finely detailed floral prints. Floral prints in combination with light, natural fibres like chiffon, silk and linen underscore this young and natural look. The fabrics used for women had cotton, linen, silk and chiffon, while those for men had velvet and denim. Most special occasion dresses are made of chiffon, georgette, silk or man-made silk, organza, or crepe. Her Grecian style gown was made entirely of scarlet silk and chiffon which gave the illusion of translucency. He is also the first designer to use batik on silk and chiffon. The fabrics for spring are satin, jersey, chiffon and lace, turning up in every category from street wear to evening wear. Kaleidoscope fashions with swirling flowers and paisley prints make little chiffon or satin dresses very bold and enticing. It was beautiful dress that reached to my knees with flowing wisps of silk and chiffon. These cloths include silk and chiffon and each piece of work takes eight to ten days, and she has to paint from four to six hours each day. Tweed, tulle and chiffon will continue to show the textural variations we have become familiar with in recent times. Synonyms mesh, netting, net, lattice 1.1as modifier (of a cake or dessert) made with beaten egg whites to give a light consistency. （蛋糕，甜点）松软的 chiffon cake 松软蛋糕。 Example sentencesExamples The problem was, I didn't own a chiffon cake pan. Lemon chiffon pie, lemon meringue pie, lemon mousse, and lemon soufflé are just a few of scores of examples. Today I made spice & tea chiffon cake from a cookbook by Makiko Fujino (in Japanese). You can't go wrong with a coffee cake - it's not as finicky as an angel or chiffon cake, say, and there's no pastry to fret about. Robin has played with a few ideas to replace it, including a banana chiffon cake, which she runs as specials to see if they'll generate interest. Origin Mid 18th century (originally plural, denoting trimmings on a woman's dress): from French, from chiffe ‘rag’.
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