Definition of petersham in English:

petersham

nounˈpiːtəʃ(ə)mˈpidəˌrʃæm

mass noun

A corded tape used in dressmaking and millinery for stiffening.
罗纹丝带
Example sentencesExamples
- Finishing options are available to make stiff petersham tape for use in skirt waistbands or soft where the grosgrain is used as a garment trimming.
- Petersham ribbon can also be used to bind your corset edges and is even simpler to use than bias tape.
- Mother wore her new felt hat with the petersham ribbon around it and her light grey tweed two-piece costume that she had just bought for Easter.

Origin

Early 19th century: named after Lord Petersham (1790–1851), English army officer, a noted dandy who popularized various items of clothing during the Regency period.

Definition of petersham in US English:

petersham

nounˈpidəˌrʃæmˈpēdəˌrSHam

A corded tape used in dressmaking and millinery for stiffening.
罗纹丝带
Example sentencesExamples
- Petersham ribbon can also be used to bind your corset edges and is even simpler to use than bias tape.
- Finishing options are available to make stiff petersham tape for use in skirt waistbands or soft where the grosgrain is used as a garment trimming.
- Mother wore her new felt hat with the petersham ribbon around it and her light grey tweed two-piece costume that she had just bought for Easter.

Origin

Early 19th century: named after Lord Petersham (1790–1851), English army officer, a noted dandy who popularized various items of clothing during the Regency period.

单词	petersham
释义	Definition of petersham in English: petersham nounˈpiːtəʃ(ə)mˈpidəˌrʃæm mass noun A corded tape used in dressmaking and millinery for stiffening. 罗纹丝带 Example sentencesExamples Finishing options are available to make stiff petersham tape for use in skirt waistbands or soft where the grosgrain is used as a garment trimming. Petersham ribbon can also be used to bind your corset edges and is even simpler to use than bias tape. Mother wore her new felt hat with the petersham ribbon around it and her light grey tweed two-piece costume that she had just bought for Easter. Origin Early 19th century: named after Lord Petersham (1790–1851), English army officer, a noted dandy who popularized various items of clothing during the Regency period. Definition of petersham in US English: petersham nounˈpidəˌrʃæmˈpēdəˌrSHam A corded tape used in dressmaking and millinery for stiffening. 罗纹丝带 Example sentencesExamples Petersham ribbon can also be used to bind your corset edges and is even simpler to use than bias tape. Finishing options are available to make stiff petersham tape for use in skirt waistbands or soft where the grosgrain is used as a garment trimming. Mother wore her new felt hat with the petersham ribbon around it and her light grey tweed two-piece costume that she had just bought for Easter. Origin Early 19th century: named after Lord Petersham (1790–1851), English army officer, a noted dandy who popularized various items of clothing during the Regency period.
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