saris
简明释义
n. （印度妇女穿的）莎丽（sari的复数）
n. （Saris）（美）萨里斯（人名）
英英释义
A sari is a long piece of cloth, typically around six to nine yards in length, that is draped elegantly around the body, often worn by women in South Asia. | 纱丽是一种长布料，通常长度在六到九码之间，优雅地围绕身体穿着，通常由南亚女性穿着。 |
单词用法
穿莎丽 | |
披莎丽 | |
传统莎丽 | |
丝绸莎丽 |
同义词
| 纱丽 | 她在婚礼上穿了一条美丽的纱丽。 | ||
| 披肩 | 这条披肩为她的服装增添了优雅。 |
反义词
| 西装 | 他穿着西装参加正式活动。 | ||
| 裤子 | 她日常穿着更喜欢裤子而不是裙子。 |
例句
1.By 10 o'clock the women have turned their hands variously to making pickles, embroidering saris or collecting rubbish.
十点以前，这些妇女已然开始做腌菜，在沙丽上刺绣或是收捡垃圾。
2.At polling stations long segregated queues, with many women in their finest saris, waited patiently to vote.
在投票站，各式选民队伍排得长长的，很多女性裹上家中最漂亮的莎丽，耐心地等待投票。
3.Too often, though, for all their harrumphing about ghotala (Hindi for scams), voters are swayed during election campaigns by candidates’ gifts of rice, rupees, saris and television sets.
不过大多时候选民对ghotala（印地文的诈骗）只是嘟囔而已，因为在选举活动期间候选人会提供大米、卢比、莎丽服以及电视机作为礼物，选民会受到影响。
4.A washerwoman hangs diaphanous saris to dry on the mortared walls of a house in India.
一位印度的洗衣妇悬挂透明的纱丽晒干在一间屋子的白灰墙壁上。
5.From her grandmother, she had learned that emeralds looked better with pink saris rather than green.
她在她祖母身上就曾学到，绿宝石和粉红色而不是绿色的莎莉服更搭配。
6.These include carpets, shawls, waistbands, stitched garments, saris and so on.
陈列品包括地毯、披巾、腰带和纱丽服等。
7.In the photo above, the sisters wash their saris.
上面的照片中，修女们在洗她们的纱丽。
8.If you have decided upon a Saris car bike rack, then you need to know that you have made an excellent choice.
如果您决定保持一种萨里斯车自行车机架，那么你需要知道你提出的一个很好的选择。
9.You have lots of choices in car bike racks, even if you determine that you want the Saris brand rack.
你有很多的选择，汽车的自行车架上，即使你确定你想要的纱丽品牌机架。
10.She draped the sari 纱丽 elegantly around her body.
她优雅地将sari纱丽披在身上。
11.The bright colors of the saris 纱丽 caught everyone's attention at the market.
市场上saris纱丽的鲜艳颜色吸引了每个人的注意。
12.She decided to buy a new sari 纱丽 for her friend's wedding.
她决定为朋友的婚礼买一件新的sari纱丽。
13.During the festival, many women wore beautiful saris 纱丽 that showcased intricate designs.
在节日期间，许多女性穿着美丽的saris纱丽，展示出复杂的图案。
14.The saris 纱丽 displayed at the exhibition were made from luxurious fabrics.
展览中展示的saris纱丽采用了奢华的面料制作。
作文
The beauty of cultural attire can be seen in various forms around the world. One particularly striking garment is the sari, a traditional outfit worn by women in India and other South Asian countries. The sari (纱丽) is not just a piece of clothing; it is a symbol of grace, elegance, and cultural identity. Typically, a sari consists of a long piece of fabric, usually around six to nine yards in length, which is draped elegantly around the body. The versatility of the sari allows it to be styled in numerous ways, reflecting the regional diversity and personal preferences of those who wear it.The origins of the sari can be traced back thousands of years, making it one of the oldest forms of clothing still in use today. It is believed that the sari evolved from the ancient garments worn by women in the Indian subcontinent, such as the 'nivi' style that became popular during the British colonial period. Today, the sari is not only a staple of traditional Indian attire but also a fashionable choice for modern occasions. Women across generations have embraced the sari, wearing it for festivals, weddings, and even casual outings.What makes the sari truly special is its ability to transcend time and trends. Regardless of changing fashion norms, the sari remains a beloved garment that holds deep cultural significance. Each sari tells a story, often reflecting the craftsmanship of the region it comes from. For instance, a Banarasi sari is known for its intricate brocade work, while a Kanjeevaram sari is celebrated for its vibrant colors and rich silk texture. These unique characteristics make each sari a work of art.Moreover, the sari is a versatile garment that can be adapted for different occasions. Women can choose to wear a simple cotton sari for everyday tasks or opt for an elaborate silk sari for festive celebrations. The wide range of fabrics, colors, and designs available ensures that there is a sari for every occasion and personal style. This adaptability contributes to the enduring popularity of the sari among women of all ages.In recent years, the global fashion industry has also taken notice of the sari. Designers have incorporated elements of this traditional garment into contemporary fashion, creating fusion wear that appeals to a broader audience. This blending of styles has helped to keep the sari relevant and has introduced it to new generations, both in India and abroad.In conclusion, the sari (纱丽) is much more than a traditional garment; it is a celebration of culture, heritage, and femininity. Its timeless appeal and versatility make it a cherished piece of clothing for many women. As we continue to embrace cultural diversity in fashion, the sari stands out as a beautiful reminder of the rich traditions that shape our identities. Wearing a sari is not just about fashion; it is about honoring the past while stepping confidently into the future.
