Persian carpet

基本解釋

I bought a Persian carpet on sale.
我在降價(jià)時(shí)買了個(gè)波斯地毯。
Persian carpet for our sitting-room would cost a bomb.
買一塊波斯地毯放在我們的起居室里要花很多錢。
The floor was covered with a brightly designed Persian carpet.
地板上鋪著設(shè)計(jì)得光彩奪目的波斯地毯。

Each living room is furnished with a scroll-arm button-tufted couch, butterscotch leather planter's chairs, and a savannah of Persian carpet.
FORBES: Lifestyle Feature
Alex tried to lead her toward the other room, where they could lie down on the sofa bed, but Sasha dropped to her knees beside the tables and pulled him down, the Persian carpet prickling her back, street light falling through the window onto his hungry, hopeful face, his bare white thighs.
NEWYORKER: Found Objects
Her old furniture came back: a cloth-covered green couch with a dog pillow, a Persian rug that would cover part of the carpet, a shelf of books, a Yankees baseball cap, and pictures of Babe Ruth, Keith Richards, and E.
NEWYORKER: Changing Times

a carpet or rug made in Persia or other countries of the Near East by knotting silk or wool yarn by hand onto a woven backing, characterized by rich colours and flowing or geometric designs