No. 1,690 in French
manchester
"Manchester" in French refers to household textiles or fabrics, such as sheets, towels, or upholstery.
In a sentence
J'ai acheté du tissu en manchester pour confectionner un pantalon.
I bought Manchester fabric to make a pair of pants.
Here, 'manchester' refers to a type of fabric, specifically corduroy, often used for clothing.
Manchester est une ville très dynamique en Angleterre.
Manchester is a very vibrant city in England.
Here, 'Manchester' refers to the name of a well-known city in the United Kingdom.
Le manchester des rideaux ajoute une touche élégante à la pièce.
The corduroy of the curtains adds an elegant touch to the room.
Here, 'manchester' again indicates a type of fabric, used this time for home furnishings.
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