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1 hårfletning
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2 fletning
braid, plait* * *(en -er)( det flettede, fx hår) plait, braid;( det at flette) plaiting, braiding. -
3 flette
braid, plait* * *vb plait ( fx one's hair, straw),(am især) braid;( om to: svarer til) hold hands;[ flette en krans (, en kurv)] make a wreath (, a basket);[ flette ind], se indflette;[ flette ind i] weave into. -
4 galon
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5 kantebånd
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6 besætningsbånd
braid(ing). -
7 guldgalon
gold braid. -
8 guldsnor
gold braid. -
9 guldtresse
gold braid. -
10 lidse
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11 snor
cord, girdle, lead, line, string* * *(en -e) string;(elekt) flex, cord;( telefonsnor, gardinsnor) cord;( tøjsnor) (clothes-)line;( wcsnor) chain;( målsnor, ved kapløb etc) tape;( til perler) string;( til at snøre) lace;( om livet) girdle, cord;( pyntesnor på uniform, møbelbesætningssnor) braid;( til hund) lead, leash;[ binde en snor om en pakke] tie a parcel up with string;[ det går som efter en snor] things are going like clockwork;[ føre en hund i snor] have (el. take) a dog on a leash (el. lead);( ved kapløb) breast the tape;[ trække perler på en snor] string beads (, pearls). -
12 tresse
(en -r) braid, galloon.
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