Pronunciation: /plit/
noun a double or multiple fold in a garment or other item made of cloth, held by stitching the top or side
A1 She carefully ironed the pleat in her skirt.
A2 The pleat on his trousers was perfectly pressed.
B1 The tailor added a pleat to the dress to give it more structure.
B2 The pleats on the tablecloth added an elegant touch to the dining table.
C1 The intricate pleats on the wedding gown were meticulously hand-sewn.
C2 The designer's collection featured unique pleats that set it apart from other fashion lines.
verb to fold or form into pleats
A1 She pleats her skirt before going out.
A2 He pleated the paper to make a fan.
B1 The tailor pleated the fabric to create a unique design.
B2 She carefully pleated the curtains for a polished look in the room.
C1 The fashion designer pleated the dress with precision and skill.
C2 The master seamstress pleated the fabric flawlessly, showcasing her expertise.
formal The tailor carefully pressed each pleat in the fabric to create a polished look.
informal I love how this skirt has pleats, it gives it a nice flowy feel.
slang Check out the pleats on that dress, it's so trendy!
figurative Her words were like sharp pleats in an otherwise smooth conversation, catching everyone's attention.
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