Dictionary entry
Tartan
Pronunciation: /ˈtɑːt(ə)n/
Pronunciation
/ˈtɑːt(ə)n/
Myanmar Meaning
စကော့တောင်ပေါ်လူမျိုးစုကို ဖော်ပြသည့် ရောင်စုံအစင်းကွက်အဆင်။ ၎င်းအဆင်ဖော်၍ ယက်လုပ်ထားသည့် သိုးမွှေးပိတ်စ။
Definition
tartan /'tɑ:tn/ n (က) [C, U] ေတာင္ေပၚကုန္းျမင့္ေနစေကာ့မ်ဳိးႏြယ္စု အလိုက္ ဝတ္စံုတြင္ တစ္ညီတည္းပံုေဖာ္သည့္ ေရာင္စံုအကြက္ အဆင္။ the traditional MacLeod tartan. (ခ) [U] ထိုအကြက္ အဆင္ရက္ထားေသာ အထည္။ a tartan skirt.
Examples
- ‘Clans
- tartans
- and Highlands
- with the help of the Queen herself
- had become utterly British and quite fashionable.’
- ‘Instead
- tartans probably were regionally based with different patterns belonging to different areas of the country.’
- ‘The hills were awash with frost and snow and yet nobody dared wear anything but the clan tartan.’
- ‘The company directors of Beartas designed a new tartan
- woven in Harris Tweed and called the ‘Isle of Harris Tartan’.’
- ‘The whole point of a tartan is to get many colours working together
- weaving themselves into a beautiful pattern.’
- ‘Her version of the plaid
- a tartan also in silk
- is hung over the shoulder and pinned in place with a brooch.’
- ‘If designing a new tartan will save the Scottish Socialist party from dying out completely
- I'm willing to have a go.’
- ‘The dominant symbols of Scottish nationalism - the war-pipes
- the military tartans
- the Glengarry and so on - are a product of that.’
- ‘The company designs and produces a huge range of tartans - one of which was recently modelled by Ewan McGregor.’
- ‘In his own defence
- he discloses that
- though he is a Londoner to his pearly suit
- he is nevertheless one-eighth Scottish on his mother's side
- which doesn't even qualify him for a clan tartan.’
- ‘As tartans became fashionable
- their colours were determined by the dyes from clan plants - broom and gorse
- symbols of the Sinclairs
- Sutherlands and Maclennans
- provided yellows.’
- ‘This involves designing and manufacturing tartans for firms including ScottishPower
- IF and Barbour.’
- ‘He was wearing a tartan patterned lumberjack shirt and jeans.’
- ‘Each of Scotland's clans has its own tartan
- developed over the centuries.’
- ‘The revival of the house of Burberry is having an impact too as checks and colourful tartans abound on trousers and skirts.’
- ‘The band has worked hard raising funds for the tartan which cost around £1
- 000 to design and £300 to kit out each band member.’
- ‘We had our tartans woven at a mill that makes only tartans.’
- ‘Instead of the typical clan tartans
- the Orkney ferry is decorated with posters of dragon-bowed great boats and warriors in horned helmets shoving flaming coffins out into the waves.’
- ‘And yet they made those wonderful clothes for other people - tweeds
- cords
- mohairs
- checks
- tartans.’
- ‘Symbols that evoke the past of the Highlands include the system of clan tartans and bagpipes.’