第三人称复数：textiles
名词纺织业; 纺织品，织物
形容词
1. The textile industry employs many women workers.
纺织工业雇许多女工人。
名词
1. The designers have created a new textile.
设计人员创造了一种新织物。
1. 纺织：意大利Blacknote是一个标志著创新数码科技的音响品牌,现任总裁兼设计师Mr.Maurizio Aterini在求学时期是主修机械(Mechanical)与纺织(Textile)工程学,并精通市场营销策略.
1. 织物;纺织品
Textiles are types of cloth or fabric, especially ones that have been woven.
e.g. ...decorative textiles for the home.
家用装饰织品
e.g. ...the Scottish textile industry.
苏格兰纺织业
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2. 纺织业
Textiles are the industries concerned with the manufacture of cloth.
e.g. Another 75,000 jobs will be lost in textiles and clothing.
纺织和服装业又要减少 75,000 个工作岗位。
1. The accident occurred as the Camel Textile International Corporation bus tried to overtake another vehicle, a Chinese embassy official said.
2. As one of the country's largest industries and exporters directly employing 20m people, the textile sector is an obvious candidate for CSR in China.
3. In a letter to textile workers in North Carolina during his election campaign Obama said protecting workers'interests is at the core of his policies.
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4. Cao said the Chinese textile firms want to get fairer treatment from foreign governments by taking the case to the WTO.
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5. Textile experts also point out the export of finished cashmere garments will grow rapidly, with the lifting of the WTO textile quota.
6. The replicas include a set of four ceramic slabs decorated with geometrical and flower patterns, a linen textile piece and many sculptures.
7. But he said a flood of cheap textile and clothing shipments since a global quotas regime was abolished on January 1 was different.
8. Due to oil price hikes, profits in China's chemical fiber sector of the textile industry dropped about 30 percent.
9. textile什么意思
9. Industrial Structure Electronic communications, textile fabrics and new chemical materials are the three leading industries.
10. textile的解释
10. The US delegation is headed by David Spooner, the US Trade Representative's chief textile negotiator.
noun
1. artifact made by weaving or felting or knitting or crocheting natural or synthetic fibers
e.g. the fabric in the curtains was light and semitransparent
woven cloth originated in Mesopotamia around 5000 BC
she measured off enough material for a dress
adj
1. of or relating to fabrics or fabric making
e.g. textile research