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cloth, US klO ;TA n2 ( piece of fabric) (for polishing, dusting) chiffon m ; ( for floor) serpillière f ; ( for drying dishes) torchon m ; ( for table) nappe f ; altar cloth nappe f d'autel ; damp cloth ( for cleaning) chiffon m humide ; ( for ironing) pattemouille f ; dish cloth ( for washing dishes) chiffon m pour la vaisselle ; wrap it in a damp cloth enveloppez-le dans un linge humide ;to cut one's coat according to one's cloth GB vivre selon ses moyens. -
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cloth [klɒθ]1. nouna. ( = fabric) tissu m2. compounds( = made of cloth) de or en tissu* * *[klɒθ], US [klɔːθ] 1.1) ( fabric) tissu mwool cloth — tissu m de laine
2) ( piece of fabric) (for polishing, dusting) chiffon m; ( for floor) serpillière f; ( for drying dishes) torchon m; ( for table) nappe fdamp cloth — ( for cleaning) chiffon m humide; ( for ironing) pattemouille f
3) Religion2.hey cloth ears! — (colloq) alors, tu es sourd?
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23 Jaggery Palm Fibre
An exceptionally strong fibre, brownish black in colour and having straight and smooth filaments which resemble horse hair. It is obtained from the Caryota Urens, and in Ceylon is used for making ropes for tying elephants. It is also employed for making brushes, especially those for polishing linen and cotton yarns, and for brushing velvets. Also called Kittui, or Kit-tool fibre.Dictionary of the English textile terms > Jaggery Palm Fibre
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24 mill
A n2 Ind ( machine) ( for processing) machine-outil f ; ( for tooling metal) fraiseuse f ; ( for polishing) polissoir m ; ( roller) presse f ;3 Culin moulin m ;6 ○ ( fight) castagne ○ f.B vtr moudre [flour, pepper] ; fabriquer [steel] ; broyer [paper] ; filer [cotton] ; tisser [textiles] ; moleter [screw] ; fraiser [nut, bolt] ; denteler [coin] ; milled edge ( of coin) bord dentelé.there'll be trouble at t'mill ○ hum on va avoir des ennuis ; to go through the mill en voir de toutes les couleurs ○ ; to put sb through the mill mettre qn à rude épreuve.■ mill around, mill about grouiller. -
25 buffer
<tech.gen> (in material or data flow; intermediate storage area) ■ Puffer mrare <tech.gen> (gen.; vibration or impact damper, e.g. with rubber or spring element) ■ Puffer m ; Phonolator m ® ; Dämpfer m<el> ■ Pufferstufe f< tools> (with oscillating disk; e.g. for polishing cars) ■ Schwabbelmaschine f ; Poliermaschine f ; Schwabbel f ugsvt <tech.gen> (force, impact; effect) ■ puffern vt ; abpuffern vt ; abfedern vtvt <mech.eng> ■ dämpfen vt -
26 leather
1. nounLeder, das; (things made of leather) Lederwaren Pl.2. adjectiveledern; Leder[jacke, -mantel, -handschuh]* * *['leðə]noun, adjective((of) the skin of an animal prepared for making clothes, luggage etc: shoes made of leather; a leather jacket/case.) das Leder, Leder-...- academic.ru/42245/leathery">leathery* * *leath·er[ˈleðəʳ, AM -ɚ]I. n2. (clothing)▪ \leathers pl Leder[be]kleidung f* * *['leðə(r)]1. nLeder nt2. adjLeder-, ledernleather goods — Lederwaren pl
leather shoes — Lederschuhe pl
3. vt (inf)versohlen (inf), ein paar überziehen (+dat) (inf)* * *leather [ˈleðə(r)]A sB adj Leder…:C v/t1. mit Leder überziehenlea. abk1. league2. leather* * *1. nounLeder, das; (things made of leather) Lederwaren Pl.2. adjectiveledern; Leder[jacke, -mantel, -handschuh]* * *n. -
27 grinder
s.1 molinillo (for coffee, pepper); trituradora (crusher); pulidora (for polishing); afilador (for sharpening)2 afiladora, afilador de cuchillos.3 picadora de carne.4 molino.5 muela. -
28 buffing machine
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29 buffer
buffer [ˈbʌfər]1. noun[+ shocks] amortir4. compounds* * *['bʌfə(r)] 1.1) fig ( protection) tampon m2) ( for polishing) polissoir m2.•• -
30 wax
candle \wax Kerzenwachs ntPHRASES:1) ( polish)to \wax sth etw wachsen;to \wax the floor den Fußboden bohnern;to \wax shoes Schuhe wichsen ( fam)to \wax wood Holz [ein]wachsen [o mit Wachs behandeln];2) ( remove hair)to \wax one's legs sich dat die Beine [mit Wachs] enthaarento \wax lyrical [about sth] [über etw akk] ins Schwärmen geraten -
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A n5 ( for polishing) polissoir m ;6 ( for massage) brosse f de massage.to run into the buffers finir en queue de poisson. -
32 emery
'eməri(a very hard kind of mineral, used as a powder etc for polishing.) esmeriltr['emərɪ]1 esmeril nombre masculino\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLemery board lima de uñasn.• esmeril s.m.['emǝrɪ]1.N esmeril m2.CPDemery board N — lima f de uñas
emery cloth N — tela f de esmeril
emery paper N — papel m de esmeril
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33 emery
['eməri](a very hard kind of mineral, used as a powder etc for polishing.) der Schmirgel- academic.ru/23985/emery_board">emery board* * *em·ery[ˈeməri]* * *['emərɪ]nSchmirgel m* * *emery [ˈemərı]A s MINER körniger Korund, Schmirgel m:rub with emery → B 2B v/t1. mit Schmirgel bedecken2. (ab)schmirgelnC adj Schmirgel…:* * *n.Schmirgel m. v.schmirgeln v. -
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35 buffer/polisher
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36 lint-free rag
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'eməri(a very hard kind of mineral, used as a powder etc for polishing.) smergelsubst. \/ˈemərɪ\/smergel -
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['eməri](a very hard kind of mineral, used as a powder etc for polishing.) smergill -
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['eməri](a very hard kind of mineral, used as a powder etc for polishing.) csiszolópor -
40 emery
['eməri](a very hard kind of mineral, used as a powder etc for polishing.) esmeril* * *em.er.y['em2ri] n esmeril.
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