英[twɪl]美[twɪl]
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来自古英语twili，双股线织布，斜纹布，来自twi-，二，拉丁语licium，线，词源同trellis.该词为拉丁语bilix（双线，双股线）的英语本土化。
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小知识
Twill is a sturdy type of fabric that's woven in a distinctive diagonal pattern. You probably have twill in your closet — most jeans are made from denim twill.
Twill is often made of cotton, and the particular method used to weave it creates a durable cloth that can be used for clothes or upholstery. Your sofa may be covered in twill — one type to look for is herringbone, in which you can see a pattern of small Vs. The word twill comes from the Old English twili, “woven with double thread,” and its Latin root bilix, “with a double thread.”