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1 cotton brown
Текстиль: коричневый для хлопка (краситель) -
2 cotton brown
Англо-русский словарь текстильной промышленности > cotton brown
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3 cotton brown
English-Russian dictionary on textile and sewing industry > cotton brown
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4 brown
1. коричневый; бурый; 2. суровый @acid brown кислотный коричневый (краситель); нафтиламин коричневый (краситель); триазокраситель для шерсти и кожи @anthracene brown антраценовый коричневый (протравной антрахиноновый краситель) @chestnut brown каштаново-коричневый (о цвете) @cloth brown суконный коричневый (краситель) @cotton brown коричневый для хлопка (краситель) @mellow brown B фирм. "меллоу коричневый В" (кислотный хромирующийся краситель) @ -
5 brown
1. коричневый; бурый; 2. суровый @acid brown кислотный коричневый (краситель); нафтиламин коричневый (краситель); триазокраситель для шерсти и кожи @anthracene brown антраценовый коричневый (протравной антрахиноновый краситель) @chestnut brown каштаново-коричневый (о цвете) @cloth brown суконный коричневый (краситель) @cotton brown коричневый для хлопка (краситель) @mellow brown B фирм. "меллоу коричневый В" (кислотный хромирующийся краситель) @ -
6 Cotton (Egypt)
The Egyptian crop is reckoned in " cantars," a cantar being equal to 98-lb. The Egyptian bale contains about 7 cantars, or 700-lb. Egypt being practically a rainless country, is dependent on the River Nile for its water supply. The river annually overflows its banks, and deposits a rich layer of silt and mud over the cotton growing lands. Within recent years a vast amount of money has been spent on perfecting an irrigation system, by which a continuous supply of water is available all the year round. This has made it possible to extend the country's cotton growing area very largely. Egyptian cotton ranks next to Sea Islands in point of quality, and is used for the world's finer cotton goods. The commercial varieties are Mitafifi, Abassi, Joanovich, Ashmouni, Nubari, Sakellaridis and Assil. Of these, Sakellaridis, a cotton of quite recent growth, is now the most important. Mitafifi (or " Brown Egyptian ") is the average quality of Egyptian cotton, having a staple of about 13/8-in, in length, and is noted for its regularity, both of length and colour. It derives its name from a village in the province of Galulbia, where it was first grown about thirty years ago. It is now cultivated in Lower Egypt and the Nile Delta. There has, in recent years, been a falling off in quality of this cotton, and it is now less extensively grown than formerly. -
7 Brown Cotton
An early maturing cotton from Mississippi; has a short staple. -
8 Cotton (Assil)
Assil (or Assil Afifi) is another recent vairety, or rather it is an endeavour to recover an old variety that is disappearing. The word Assil is Arabic meaning 'thoroughbred,' and the Assil Afifi is pure Afifi cotton. It is very strong and regular and although up to the present there has not been a large quantity grown, it will probably be increased, and should prove a very useful cotton to the users of brown Egyptian. -
9 Cotton Rust
An imperfection in raw cotton plants. It appears first as a blood-red spot on the upper surface of the leaf. Myriads of tiny red spiders or mites, which are too small to be seen by the naked eye, spread rapidly over the leaves and suck the sap out. The leaf turns red, becomes folded, then turns brown and dry, and finally drops off. The disease starts at the bottom of the plant and spreads upwards until often only the bare stalk is left, when the plant dies. -
10 Brown Egyptian
Cotton having a long, clean and easily worked staple, of golden-brown colour, the fibre is tough and very strong, but shorter and coarser than Gallini. -
11 Cotton (Abassi)
Abassi. This is the whitest of the Egyptian cottons, and has been grown since about 1890 in the Delta of the Nile. It has a long, fine fibre, but has not quite the length of the brown variety. It seemed a few years ago as if Abassi were about to disappear, but a small acreage is still planted with the variety annually. -
12 Cotton (Joanovich)
Joanovich. This is one of the best of Egyptian cottons. It was first grown in 1897 and was produced by artificial selection, from the brown variety Mitafifi. It is fine, strong, clean, silky, and has a staple of about 11/2-in. in length. Spinners have recently shown a preference for the new variety, Sakellaridis, and the growth of Joanovich has been much reduced.Dictionary of the English textile terms > Cotton (Joanovich)
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13 Brown Shirting
Plain grey cotton cloths, 26-in. to 40-in. wide, sized warps, and in all weights. A general term. -
14 Brown Sour
The American term for the souring process in bleaching, and consists of passing the cloth through tanks of water containing sulphuric or hydrochloric acid or sometimes both. This souring process counteracts the action of any caustic soda or lime that may remain in the cotton fibre after liming. -
15 cotton
1. n бот. хлопчатникupland cotton — хлопчатник «упланд»
2. n хлопок3. n вата4. n хлопчатая бумага5. n бумажная ткань6. n одежда из бумажной ткани7. n бумажная нитка; хлопчатобумажная пряжа8. n бот. опушение, пушок, ворсистость9. n сл. бензедрин10. a хлопковый11. a хлопчатобумажный12. v разг. ладить, уживатьсяgradually all cottoned together and plunged into conversation — постепенно неловкость исчезла, и завязался непринуждённый разговор
13. v разг. согласоваться, гармонировать14. v разг. привязаться, полюбить; пристраститьсяСинонимический ряд:1. thread (noun) cord; fibre; filament; strand; string; thread; twine; yarn2. baby (verb) baby; cater to; cocker; coddle; cosset; humor; indulge; mollycoddle; pamper; spoil3. fawn (verb) apple-polish; bootlick; brown-nose; cower; cringe; crouch; curry favor; fawn; grovel; honey up; kowtow; slaver; stoop; toady; truckle -
16 Brown v. Westminster Bank Ltd.
банк., юр., брит. "Браун против "Вестминстер Бэнк Лтд""* (судебный прецедент 1964 г.; согласно решению суда, клиент лишается права оспаривания правильности записей в банковском счете, если ему было известно о неправильности записей, и он не сообщил об этом банку в течение разумного времени)See:Англо-русский экономический словарь > Brown v. Westminster Bank Ltd.
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17 brown cotton noctuid
Энтомология: Acontia dacia (лат.) -
18 brown root rot of cotton
Сельское хозяйство: гниль корней всходов хлопчатника (возбудители - Rhizoctonia solani, Rhizoctonia aderholdii), ризоктониоз всходов хлопчатника (возбудители - Rhizoctonia solani, Rhizoctonia aderholdii)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > brown root rot of cotton
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19 brown cotton noctuid
Entomology: Acontia daciaУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > brown cotton noctuid
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20 brown cotton noctuid
English-russian biological dictionary > brown cotton noctuid
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