embroidered
The Spanish word 'bordado' translates to 'embroidered' in English. Embroidered typically refers to a design that is sewn onto a piece of fabric using threads. It is often used in the context of clothing, linens, and artworks. The term can also be used metaphorically to refer to intricate or detailed patterns or designs.
My grandmother's embroidery is very detailed.
This sentence is describing how detail-oriented the grandmother's work in embroidery is. The phrase uses 'bordado' in the context of the craft of decorating fabric or other materials using a needle to apply thread or yarn.
I am learning how to do embroidery.
In this sentence, 'bordado' is again referring to the craft of embroidery. However, this time, the focus is on the speaker who is currently in the process of learning how to do it.
This pillow has a beautiful embroidery.
This sentence is describing the embroidery pattern on a pillow. It is using 'bordado' to describe an attribute of the pillow.