brocaded in English

adjective

decorated with raised pattern created by pressure or embroidery

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1. Cotton fabric is Brocaded with cotton and sometimes zari threads

2. It is lined with white and worn over a white brocaded gown.

3. For the Borgia family, a brocaded carriage, gold inlaid, refurbished in Venice.

4. When the painting is done, it is mounted on a brocaded silk border.

5. A heavily brocaded blanket pushed towards the bottom of the bed reveals drying pools of odorous urine.

6. Family of Petlife brands includes feeds for brocaded carp, pet fish, cat and dog.

7. The pigment components of different breeds of brocaded carp were mainly apricot or orange pigment.

8. For heavily brocaded materials, the patterns were created by shuffling through a deck of cards.

9. This lady (left) of about 1490 wears a rich gown of thick material brocaded with gold.

10. Currently the company has established the capability of specialized designing, test sampling and high-grade brocaded silk lining production.

11. The highest court of all is still the Football Association with their brocaded traditions, honest principles and missionary zeal.

12. The term originates from the Spanish Baldaquin, an elaborately brocaded material imported from Baghdad that was hung as a canopy over an altar

13. And she was giggling at him. Spread-eagled on the floor, her brocaded gown hitched up above her thighs, she taunted him between giggles.

14. This study will help the research and development of color carp color-adding diet and further enhancement of brocaded carp ornamental value and market value.

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16. And his mother, a Belaced little woman, all aflutter since breakfast over such an usual event as this about to take place in mid-morning on a Saturday, in her yellow-brocaded drawing-room, was so upset after the arrival of the bride and groom, that she begged her son to have nothing to do with the ceremony.