Pronunciation: /ɪmˈbrɔɪdər/
noun a person who embroiders or an embroidered design
A1 I like to do embroidery in my free time.
A2 She learned how to embroider from her grandmother.
B1 The intricate embroidery on the dress was stunning.
B2 The artist used different colors to embroider a beautiful design.
C1 Her skills in embroidery are highly sought after in the fashion industry.
C2 The embroidery on the tapestry was so detailed, it looked like a painting.
verb to decorate fabric or clothing with needlework
A1 She likes to embroider flowers on her clothes.
A2 I learned how to embroider a simple design on a handkerchief.
B1 The artist spent hours embroidering intricate patterns on the tapestry.
B2 She decided to embroider her initials on the pillowcases as a personal touch.
C1 The fashion designer meticulously embroidered the gown with pearls and crystals.
C2 The skilled artisan was able to embroider a detailed portrait on the silk fabric.
formal She spent hours meticulously embroidering intricate designs onto the fabric.
informal I learned how to embroider from my grandmother when I was a child.
slang I'm going to embroider some cool patches on my denim jacket.
figurative The author has a talent for embroidering rich details into her storytelling.
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