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Definition of braided - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
hairplaited or woven together
- She wore her hair in a braided style.
2.
streamTECH. divided into several channelsTECH.
- The braided river flowed through the valley.
3.
clothingdecorated with braid
- The jacket had a braided trim.
Expressions with braided
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belt made from interwoven strands for flexible sizing
She wore a braided belt with her jeans.
Origin of braided
English, braid (to weave)
Terms with braided included in their meaning
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hairstyle
length of hair that has been braided
style
having a braided appearance or structure
appearance
hairstyle with matted or braided hair sections
braided
formed into plaits or braids
pachira aquatica
tree with braided trunk and large leaves
scouting
braided ring to hold a neckerchief
military
decorative braided cord with metal tips on uniforms
riding gear
long braided lash, often makes a sharp crack
bread
traditional Jewish bread, often braided
fashion history
fur-trimmed braided outerwear from the 1500s, often in vivid shades
military jacket
hussar's jacket with braided loops and tight sleeves
braided hairstyle
long cornrow braids styled to one side, popularized by Beyoncé
craft
material that has been braided or folded
hairstyles
braided or interwoven
equestrian
short riding whip with a braided leather lash
craft
braided cord or straw plaiting
nautical
flat braided cordage used on ships
hair
not braided or plaited
textiles
not woven or braided
fabric
not woven or braided together
loose
not braided or intertwined, especially for hair or rope
Examples of braided in a sentence
The doll had braided hair down to its waist. The hikers crossed a braided stream on their journey. A braided channel formed after the heavy rains. Her dress was beautifully braided along the sleeves. The curtains had a braided edge that added elegance.
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- French:tressé, ramifié, ...
- German:geflochten, verziert, ...
- Italian:intrecciato, ...
- Spanish:trenzado, con trenza, ...
- Portuguese:trançado, ramificado, ...
- Chinese:编织的, 分叉的, ...
- Japanese:編んだ, 分岐した, ...
- Arabic:مَضْفُور, مُتَشَعِّب, ...
- Hebrew:קָלוּעַ, מְעוּטָר בְּצַמָּה, ...
- Russian:заплетенный, разветвлённый, ...
- Ukrainian:заплетений, розгалужений, ...
- Hindi:गूँथा हुआ, विभाजित, ...
Definition of braid - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
hairstylelength of hair that has been braided
- Her braid hung down her back.
2.
craftweave of three or more strands
- She wore a braid in her hair.
3.
electronicsTECH. stranded wire composed of smaller wiresTECH.
- The cable was protected by a metal braid.
4.
decorationRare UK narrow ornamental tape of woven materialRare UK
- The dress was trimmed with gold braid.
5.
mathematicsTECH. unique set of crossings in topologyTECH.
- The mathematician explained the concept of a braid.
Adjective
interwoven designmade of interwoven strands
- She wore a braid belt with her dress.
Verb
1.
hairstylinginterweave strands of hair or thread
- She decided to braid her long hair.
2.
ornamentdecorate with ornamental trim or border
- The dress was braided with gold trim.
Images of braid
length of hair that has been braided 
weave of three or more strands 
stranded wire composed of smaller wires 
narrow ornamental tape of woven material 
unique set of crossings in topology
Expressions with braid
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decorative trim made of gold-colored thread
The uniform was adorned with gold braid.
Origin of braid
Old English, bregdan (to move quickly)
Examples of braid in a sentence
The intricate braid took hours to complete. A colorful braid adorned the festival goer's hair. The technician examined the braid for any damage. A copper braid was used for grounding. The uniform had a braid on the shoulder. She admired the intricate braid on the curtain.
She studied the properties of a braid in her thesis. A braid can be visualized using diagrams. The braid pattern was intricate. Her braid hairstyle was stunning. He learned to braid colorful threads into bracelets. They watched her braid the horse's mane skillfully. She decided to braid the curtain with silver lace. The artisan braided the edges of the tapestry with colorful threads.
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- French:tresse, tressé, ...
- German:Zopf, geflochten, ...
- Italian:treccia, intrecciato, ...
- Spanish:trenza, tejido, ...
- Portuguese:trança, trançado, ...
- Chinese:辫子, 交织的, ...
- Japanese:三つ編み, 編まれた, ...
- Arabic:ضَفِيرَة, مَجْدُول, ...
- Hebrew:צַמָּה, קָלוּעַ, ...
- Russian:коса, сплетенный, ...
- Ukrainian:коса, сплетений, ...
- Hindi:चोटी, गूँथा हुआ, ...
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