• vt. 使…打褶
• n. 褶；褶狀物

來(lái)自plait拼寫(xiě)變體。

pleat

pleat: [14] Pleat, plait, and plight ‘predicament’ are essentially the same word, but have become differentiated over the centuries. All three go back to Vulgar Latin *plicitum or *plictum ‘fold’, a noun use of the past participle of Latin plicāre ‘fold’ (source of English ply). This became Old French pleit, which was originally borrowed into English as plete ‘fold’. Plete was to become modern English pleat, but at first it was used only as a verb.

For the noun, English borrowed pleit as plait [15] ‘fold’, which did not begin to acquire its modern English meaning ‘braid’ until the 16th century. The Anglo- Norman version of pleit was plit, which gave English plight [14]. This too originally meant ‘fold’, and the sense ‘predicament’ was presumably due to the influence of the other (completely unrelated) English word plight (see PLEDGE), which as a noun in Old and Middle English meant ‘danger’, but is now mainly encountered in the expression ‘plight one’s troth’.
=> fold, plait, plight, ply

pleat (v.)

1560s, used as the verb version of plait (n.) and probably representing an alternative pronunciation. Related: Pleated; pleating.

pleat (n.)

"a fold," 1580s, variant of plait (n.). With a gap in the printed record 17c.-18c., but probably it was in continuous oral use.

1. Each pleat was stitched in place by hand.

每條褶裥都是手工縫制到位的。

來(lái)自柯林斯例句

2. In an effort to look older she has pinned her fair hair into a French pleat.

為了看上去顯得成熟一些，她把金發(fā)別成了一個(gè)法式髻。

來(lái)自柯林斯例句

3. You can pleat palm fronds to make huts, umbrellas and baskets.

人們可以把棕櫚葉折疊起來(lái)蓋棚屋, 制傘,編籃子.

來(lái)自百科語(yǔ)句

4. To pleat or gather ( fabric ) into a ruffle.

給(織物)打褶裥,給 ( 織物 ) 飾褶邊.

來(lái)自互聯(lián)網(wǎng)

5. Now we're going to pleat the backside.

現(xiàn)在我們將要開(kāi)始制作背后的褶.

來(lái)自互聯(lián)網(wǎng)