B2 level - Materials and Fabrics

Here you will learn words for materials and fabrics like cotton, silk, linen, velvet and their properties, prepared for B2 learners.

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silk

Ex:

Silk is often used for elegant clothing.

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linen

Ex:

Linen feels cool and comfortable on the skin.

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jersey

Ex:

Many sports jerseys are made from breathable jersey.

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cashmere

Ex:

Cashmere products are often very expensive.

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polyester

Ex:

Many sports clothes are made from polyester.

glatt [Adjective]
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smooth

Ex:

She smoothed her hair.

rau [Adjective]
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rough

Ex:

The rough fabric feels unpleasant on the skin.

steif [Adjective]
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stiff

Ex:

The cardboard is too stiff to fold.

elastisch [Adjective]
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elastic

Ex:

The fabric is elastic and comfortable to wear.

flauschig [Adjective]
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fluffy

Ex:

The fluffy carpet feels nice underfoot.

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hardness

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These are materials with varying hardness.

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