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1 Aufhaspeln des Seidenfadens
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2 hochelegant
silk-stocking Am. -
3 Seiden-
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4 Seidenstraße
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5 seideumsponnen
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6 siebbedruckt
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7 Seide
f; -, -n silk; reine Seide pure silk; ein Morgenrock aus ( reiner) Seide a (pure) silk dressing gown* * *die Seidepongee; silk* * *Sei|de ['zaidə]f -, -nsilk* * *die1) (very fine, soft threads made by silkworms.) silk2) (thread, cloth etc made from this: The dress was made of silk; ( also adjective) a silk dress.) silk* * *Sei·de<-, -n>[ˈzaidə]f silk* * *die; Seide, Seiden silk* * *reine Seide pure silk;ein Morgenrock aus (reiner) Seide a (pure) silk dressing gown* * *die; Seide, Seiden silk* * *-n f.silk n. -
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9 seiden
* * *silken* * *sei|den ['zaidn]adj attr(= aus Seide) silk, silken (liter)* * *sei·den[ˈzaidn̩]adj attr silk\seidene Bettwäsche silk sheets\seiden glänzen to gleam silkily* * *1.1) nicht präd. (aus Seide) silk2) (wie Seide) silky2.adverbial silkily* * ** * *1.1) nicht präd. (aus Seide) silk2) (wie Seide) silky2.adverbial silkily* * *adj.silken adj. -
10 Siebdruck
m silk-screen print ( Verfahren: printing)* * *der Siebdrucksilk-screen printing* * *Sieb|druckm pl - drucke(silk-)screen print; (= Siebdruckverfahren) (silk-)screen printing* * *Sieb·druckm2. (Druckerzeugnis) [silk-]screen print* * ** * *m.silk-screen printing n. -
11 Seidenstrumpf
m silk stocking* * *der Seidenstrumpfstocking* * *Sei|den|strumpfmsilk stocking* * *Sei·den·strumpf* * *der silk stocking* * *Seidenstrumpf m silk stocking* * *der silk stocking* * *m.silk stocking n. -
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f rayon* * *die Kunstseidecelandine; rayon* * *Kụnst|sei|defartificial silk* * ** * *Kunst·sei·def artificial [or imitation] silk* * *die artificial silk; rayon* * *Kunstseide f rayon* * *die artificial silk; rayon* * *f.artificial silk n.rayon n. -
13 Seidenmal-AG
fproject team of silk paintersf[Schulwesen]1. project group of silk painters2. silk painting project group3. silk painting project team4. silk painting working team5. working team of silk painters -
14 Seidenmalerei-AG
fproject team of silk paintersf[Schulwesen]1. project group of silk painters2. silk painting project group3. silk painting project team4. silk painting working team5. working team of silk painters -
15 halbseiden
Adj.1. half-silk2. fig. pej. shady* * *hạlb|sei|denadj (lit)fifty per cent (Brit) or percent (US) silk; (fig ) Dame fast; Aussehen flashy; (= schwul) gay; (= zweifelhaft, undurchsichtig) dubioushalbseidenes Milieu, halbseidene Kreise — the demimonde
* * *halb·sei·dener griente wie ein \halbseidener amerikanischer Fernsehprediger he grinned like a shifty flash American TV evangelist* * ** * *halbseiden adj1. half-silk2. fig pej shady* * * -
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17 Seidenspinnerei
f silk mill* * *Sei|den|spin|ne|reif2) (Betrieb) silk mill* * *Seidenspinnerei f silk mill* * *f.silk mill n. -
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19 Siebdruck
m1. screen printing2. serigraph3. serigraphy [printing process, screenprinting]4. silk-screen printing5. silkscreenm[Erzeugnis und Verfahren]silk screenm[Verfahren]1. silk-screen printing2. silk screening3. silk screen printingsilkscreening -
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