英语词汇“holland”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

holland¹

nounˈhɒləndˈhɑlənd

mass noun

A kind of smooth, hard-wearing linen fabric, used chiefly for window blinds and furniture covering.
as modifier holland blinds
as modifier his brown holland suit
Example sentencesExamples
- This slenderness is further emphasised by the customised, fine mild steel rod attachments supporting the holland blinds.
- She had gone, in the broad light of the morning, in a holland suit with a blue Henley shirt, a sailor hat, and a gossamer
- Someone was living in the three servant's rooms adjoining the kitchen but the rest of the house lay musty under faded holland covers.
- The classic simplicity of holland blinds have been a family favourite in Australian homes for many years.

Origin

Middle English: from Holland, the name of a former province of the Netherlands where the cloth was made, from Dutch, earlier Holtlant (from holt 'wood' + -lant 'land').

Holland²

proper nounˈhɒləndˈhɑlənd

1
another name for the Netherlands
1. 1.1 A former province of the Netherlands, comprising the coastal parts of the country. It is now divided into North Holland and South Holland.
2A city in south-western Michigan, noted for its Dutch heritage; population 34,076 (est. 2008).

holland¹

nounˈhɑləndˈhälənd

A kind of smooth, durable linen fabric, used chiefly for window shades and furniture covering.
as modifier holland blinds
as modifier his brown holland suit
Example sentencesExamples
- She had gone, in the broad light of the morning, in a holland suit with a blue Henley shirt, a sailor hat, and a gossamer
- Someone was living in the three servant's rooms adjoining the kitchen but the rest of the house lay musty under faded holland covers.
- This slenderness is further emphasised by the customised, fine mild steel rod attachments supporting the holland blinds.
- The classic simplicity of holland blinds have been a family favourite in Australian homes for many years.

Origin

Middle English: from Holland, the name of a former province of the Netherlands where the cloth was made, from Dutch, earlier Holtlant (from holt ‘wood’ + -lant ‘land’).

Holland²

proper nounˈhäləndˈhɑlənd

1
another name for the Netherlands
2A city in southwestern Michigan, noted for its Dutch heritage; population 34,076 (est. 2008).

单词	holland
释义	holland¹ nounˈhɒləndˈhɑlənd mass noun A kind of smooth, hard-wearing linen fabric, used chiefly for window blinds and furniture covering. as modifier holland blinds as modifier his brown holland suit Example sentencesExamples This slenderness is further emphasised by the customised, fine mild steel rod attachments supporting the holland blinds. She had gone, in the broad light of the morning, in a holland suit with a blue Henley shirt, a sailor hat, and a gossamer Someone was living in the three servant's rooms adjoining the kitchen but the rest of the house lay musty under faded holland covers. The classic simplicity of holland blinds have been a family favourite in Australian homes for many years. Origin Middle English: from Holland, the name of a former province of the Netherlands where the cloth was made, from Dutch, earlier Holtlant (from holt 'wood' + -lant 'land'). Holland² proper nounˈhɒləndˈhɑlənd 1 another name for the Netherlands 1.1 A former province of the Netherlands, comprising the coastal parts of the country. It is now divided into North Holland and South Holland. 2A city in south-western Michigan, noted for its Dutch heritage; population 34,076 (est. 2008). noun.1 name.1 holland¹ nounˈhɑləndˈhälənd A kind of smooth, durable linen fabric, used chiefly for window shades and furniture covering. as modifier holland blinds as modifier his brown holland suit Example sentencesExamples She had gone, in the broad light of the morning, in a holland suit with a blue Henley shirt, a sailor hat, and a gossamer Someone was living in the three servant's rooms adjoining the kitchen but the rest of the house lay musty under faded holland covers. This slenderness is further emphasised by the customised, fine mild steel rod attachments supporting the holland blinds. The classic simplicity of holland blinds have been a family favourite in Australian homes for many years. Origin Middle English: from Holland, the name of a former province of the Netherlands where the cloth was made, from Dutch, earlier Holtlant (from holt ‘wood’ + -lant ‘land’). Holland² proper nounˈhäləndˈhɑlənd 1 another name for the Netherlands 2A city in southwestern Michigan, noted for its Dutch heritage; population 34,076 (est. 2008). noun.1 name.1
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