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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /sæʃ/
sash means: A long strip of cloth worn over one shoulder and across the body.
noun
SHOULDER BANDB2
A long strip of cloth worn over one shoulder and across the body.
- She wore a blue sash.
- The winner received a sash and a crown.
- Bright sashes crossed the soldiers’ chests.
WAIST BANDB2
A long strip of cloth worn around the waist, often tied in a knot.
- He tied a sash around his waist.
- The dress has a wide silk sash.
- Their red sashes held the robes closed.
WINDOW FRAMEC2
The moving part of a window that holds the glass.
- The window sash would not move.
- She raised the lower sash to let in air.
- Both sashes need new glass.
Questions about sash
What does sash mean?
A long strip of cloth worn over one shoulder and across the body.
What is sash in other languages?
Türkçe: tören kuşağı · Español: banda · Français: écharpe · Deutsch: Schärpe · Italiano: fascia · 日本語: たすき
How do you pronounce sash?
It is pronounced /sæʃ/.
How do you use sash in a sentence?
She wore a blue sash. The winner received a sash and a crown.
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