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Significats de sendal en anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "sandal"
Examples for "sandal"
1
From the trunk of the sandal-wood he produced a fine red dye.
2
The moccasins can be made of the same material, cut sandal fashion.
3
Our little chapel looked nice with the red hangings and sandal-wood lectern.
4
A sandal is a symbol of poverty and, by extension, of oppression.
5
The men wear a sandal quite different from the ordinary Mexican footgear.
1
The 'mezzaro' is a kind of hooded cloak worn by the Genoese women, as the 'cendal' is worn at Venice, and the 'mantilla' at Madrid.
2
Ciclatoun was also a brilliant textile, as also was Cendal.
Ús de sendal en anglès
1
And if she must have some sendal of Inde, well,-fateis inevitable.
2
Never did Owain see an assemblage so gorgeous with satin, and silk, and sendal.
3
But my Lady will give me the sendal of Inde?
4
They make great quantities of sendal of different kinds, and they have much game in the neighbourhood.
5
Do you think that pedlar will have any sendal (a silk stuff of extremely fine quality) of India?
6
And afore him he saw a long bridge, and three pavilions stood thereon, of silk and sendal of divers hue.
7
Very sweet and dainty were these maidens, and richly clothed in garments of crimson sendal, closely girt and fashioned to their bodies.
8
But we look in vain for the "sails of silk and ropes of sendal," which are alone appropriate to this dream-world.
9
At his heels was a little white-haired ecclesiastic in a flowing gown of scarlet sendal, expostulating and arguing in a torrent of words.
10
The clothing of the horse from the front opening upwards was of bright red sendal, and from thence opening downwards was of bright yellow sendal.
11
For they have plenty of silk from which they weave stuffs of silk and gold, and sendals in large quantities.
12
"Sails of silk and ropes of sendal," and poetic noiseless movements only would suit these lovely Malacca Straits.