ice-wool
Definition
Noun: - A type of glossy wool: "ice-wool" refers to a variety of wool that has a smooth, shiny, or lustrous finish, often used in textiles for a polished appearance.
Usage Examples
- (A garment crafted from glossy wool.)
- (The material's shiny quality makes it suitable for elegant clothing.)
Advanced Usage
"ice-wool fabric": a textile woven from ice-wool, known for its smooth texture and sheen.
- The tailor recommended ice-wool fabric for the evening gown. (A specific type of glossy wool material.)
"ice-wool blend": a mixture of ice-wool with other fibers to enhance durability or softness.
- This scarf is an ice-wool blend, combining shine with warmth. (A combination of glossy wool and other materials.)
Variants and Related Words
Ice-wool (adj): describing something made of or resembling ice-wool.
- She wore an ice-wool jacket to the party. (A jacket made of glossy wool.)
Wool (n): the soft, curly hair of sheep or other animals, used for making cloth.
- Wool is a natural fiber that provides insulation. (The base material for ice-wool.)
Synonyms
- Lustrous wool: wool that has a bright, reflective quality.
- Glossy wool: wool with a smooth, shiny surface.
Related Idioms
- "Ice-wool sheen": a phrase describing the distinctive shine of ice-wool.
- The ice-wool sheen on the dress caught the light beautifully. (The reflective quality of the material.)
Phrasal Verbs
- : "ice-wool" is primarily a noun and does not combine with verbs to form phrasal verbs.
Notes
- The term "ice-wool" is relatively rare and may be used in specialized textile or fashion contexts. Its definition aligns with the English-Vietnamese source: "len bóng" (glossy wool).