0 a type of cloth, sometimes made of silk, that is smooth and shiny on one side but not on the other -- 缎子
1 a type of paint that is slightly shiny when it dries -- 亮光涂料；丝光涂料
Clancey describes her aesthetic as glamorous and fun, and says her clothes are floaty and very feminine based on silk georgettes, chiffons and satins.
Use of velvets, chiffons, satins, tulles and lace with ripped netting, sharply angled hemlines, and layered skirting have become the label's trademark style.
His adoption of blues and lavenders, his use of satin and velvet, also recall the great late eighteenth-century fops.
A spreading black stain on a white satin wedding dress.
The bride wore a garment of satin, and the train was cut in a certain way.
I am unaware of any regulations forbidding the use of cut and sealed satin as a substitute for ribbon for shoulder straps.
Figures for tulip wood and satin wood are not available.
The bridesmaids certainly did not go in munition dresses, but wore ivory satin dresses, the skirts of which were covered with gold embroidered lace, with bunches of roses attached.
