释义 |
raffiaraf‧fi‧a /ˈræfiə/ noun [uncountable] raffiaOrigin: 1800-1900 Malagasy rafia - At the bottom of a handbag or raffia shopper.
- Bind with raffia and wax in the usual way.
- Carefully cut the raffia free once new top growth indicates a successful graft.
- Island craftsmen make everything from leather goods and raffia to local pottery and beautiful hand-made jewellery using the famous Majorcan pearls.
- Shakily Ruth stepped out of the car, reaching for her raffia shoulder-bag in the back seat.
- That pleasing equilibrium between man, raffia, mud or whatever, does of course still prevail in various parts of the world.
- Tie in place with raffia, leaving the bud exposed.
- We also had looms and were taught weaving, basketwork and raffia.
► Craftsbasketry, nounbatik, nouncabinet-maker, nouncarpenter, nouncarpentry, nouncooper, nouncraft, nouncraft, verbcraftsmanship, nouncraftswoman, nounlathe, nounloom, nounpokerwork, nounraffia, nounsaddler, nounsaddlery, nounstain, verbstain, nountie-dye, verbturner, nounvarnish, verbveneer, nounveneered, adjectiveweave, verbweave, nounweaver, nounwhittle, verbwoodcarving, nounwoodwork, noun a soft substance like string that comes from the leaves of a palm tree and is used for making baskets, hats, mats etc |