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1 Embroidery
One of the oldest of the ornamental arts, and mentioned by Herodotus. Originally a needlework of antique origin, consisting in executing designs with thread or other flexible material on a textile or leather ground. Machines are now available that do embroidery work of high artistic merit, and most of the modern embroidery is machine' made. -
2 Machine Lace
A general term for all laces made on lace machines. There are two varieties, woven lace using warp and weft threads, and embroidery lace, in which a pattern is embroidered on a ground, which is often burnt out afterwards. -
3 Embroidery Machine Stitch File
File extension: ZSKУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Embroidery Machine Stitch File
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4 Backstitch Embroidery
This is one of the simplest kinds of embroidery. The design is traced upon the material, and the lines are followed with the backstitch. The sewing machine is now used for this work.Dictionary of the English textile terms > Backstitch Embroidery
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5 Bonnaz Embroidery
Embroidery work done by the Bonnaz machine in chain-stitch effects. -
6 Swiss Embroidery
This method of adding ornament is done by hand or machine on the woven fabric. Light-weight muslins are usually the fabrics used. -
7 maskinbroderi
machine embroidery. -
8 вышивальная машина
Русско-английский политехнический словарь > вышивальная машина
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9 Kurbelstickerei
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10 maszynow|y
adj. 1. (dotyczący maszyn) machine attr.- hala maszynowa a machine room- przemysł maszynowy the engineering industry2. (wykonany za pomocą maszyny) machine attr., machine-made- maszynowy zbiór zboża machine harvesting- haft maszynowy machine embroidery- wyroby maszynowe machine-made a. machined goods a. articles- pismo maszynowe typewriting, typescriptThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > maszynow|y
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11 тамбурная машина
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12 fabrycznie
adv. wytwarzany a. produkowany fabrycznie factory- a. machine-made- fabrycznie wykonane hafty machine embroidery- fabrycznie zamknięte opakowanie a factory-sealed package- fabrycznie nowy brand new* * *adv.fabrycznie nowy brand-new, bran-new.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > fabrycznie
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13 brodeuse
bʀɔdøznom féminin ( personne) embroiderer* * *1 ( personne) embroiderer;2 ( machine) embroidery machine. -
14 fabryczn|y
adj. 1. (odnoszący się do fabryki) [teren, syrena, pracownicy] factory attr.- dzielnica fabryczna a factory a. an industrial district- usterka a. wada fabryczna a manufacturing defect a. flaw- znak fabryczny a trade mark2. (wytworzony w fabryce) factory attr.- haft fabryczny machine embroideryThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > fabryczn|y
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15 Kurbelstickerei
A German term for machine embroidery. The design is of tape form on a net ground and the fabric is used for curtains. -
16 вышивальная машина
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17 вишивальна машина
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18 hafciarka
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19 вышивальная машина
Русско-английский текстильный словарь > вышивальная машина
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20 вышивальная машина
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь Масловского > вышивальная машина
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