英['kɑːki]美['kɑːki]
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词源词根法
来自印度乌尔都语khaki，土色的，灰褐色的。后用于指一种暗色面料，即卡其布，用于制作士兵制服。
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小知识
Khaki is a type of fabric commonly used in uniforms, and the typical color of this fabric is also known as khaki. If you wear khaki pants and a white t-shirt every day, you might try spicing up your wardrobe with a bright floral print or a purple fedora.
Khaki is a heavy-duty cotton fabric in a drab yellowish-brown shade. Khaki uniforms became common in the military because the fabric is both sturdy and inconspicuous. After British troops started wearing khaki in the 19th century, they became known as “the Khakis.” Today a pair of khakis is just your everyday cotton trousers — you can also call them chinos. Khaki comes from the Persian word for “dust,” khak.