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1) жгут; верёвка, шпагат; шнур(ок)6) вельвет; грубая ткань9) свиль ( дефект стекла)10) корд ( единица измерения объёма круглых лесоматериалов) || измерять в кордах•-
answering cord
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asbestos cord
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attachment cord
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body cord
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buttonhole cord
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cable cord
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chain cord
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coarse cord
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coil-support cord
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connecting cord
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cotton cord
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detonating cord
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dial cord
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drop cord
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electrical cord
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electric cord
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explosive cord
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extension cord
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filament-like cord
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filler cord
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fine cord
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glassfiber cord
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hand-set cord
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heavy cord
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high count cord
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high end-count cord
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high-energy detonating cord
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igniter cord
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lamp cord
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latexed cord
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line cord
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loose cords
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low count cord
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low end-count cord
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low-energy detonating cord
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mains cord
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patching cord
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patch cord
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pendant cord
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power-supply cord
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power cord
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rayon tire cord
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rubber-covered cord
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rubberized cord
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rubber-taped cord
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shot-fire cord
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single-conductor cord
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single cord
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single-strand cord
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single-wire cord
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slow cord
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starter cord
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steel wire cord
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three-conductor cord
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top cord
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triple cord
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twin cord
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8 Cord De Chine
A fine dress material, woven from a fine botany warp and silk weft. The warp has two ends in each dent and in one eye of the healds to form cords; the weft is inserted in single picks. A very slight cord effect is given down the piece. -
9 Fine Tow
The waste after dressing long flax. It is used for making cord, rope and coarse cloth. -
10 cord thread
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11 Metz Cord
A fine worsted dress cloth woven in a broken twill weave. The cloth is weft face and has nearly twice as many picks as there are ends, such as 80 ends and 140 picks and 72 ends and 120 picks per inch, cotton warp and 56's botany weft. The weave gives a fine face cord effect.
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12 Elastic Cord
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13 Paris Cord
Derives its name from the city where it was first made. It is a heavy silk fabric, having small fine ribs running from selvedge to selvedge, about 16 cords to the inch. It was used for waistcoats and ties during the 18th century. Latterly the cord weft was of cotton. -
14 Russel Cord
A simple matting cloth with cotton warp, weaving two ends together, and fine worsted weft. The warp is weighted, and the weft does the bending, giving a rib effect. Used for summer coating, scholastic gowns, etc. It is a similar cloth to Persian Cord. The cloth was originally made of all-worsted yarns. -
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16 Cossack Cord
A woollen twill fabric formerly made in England. It has fine stripes on a white ground. -
17 Hair Cord Muslin
A plain weave cloth, woven with fine warp and weft and hair cords, 1/4-in. to 1/2-in. apart. Similar to ordinary hair-cords, but made with finer yarns. About 60 ends and 56 picks per inch, 60's T., 64's W. The cords vary from 30's to 40's singles.
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