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3 machine sewing thread
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4 shuttle
1. noun1) (in loom, sewing machine) Schiffchen, das2) (Transport) (service) Pendelverkehr, der; (bus) Pendelbus, der; (aircraft) Pendelmaschine, die; (train) Pendelzug, der; see also academic.ru/69147/space_shuttle">space shuttle2. transitive verb 3. intransitive verb* * *1) (in weaving, a piece of equipment for carrying the thread backwards and forwards across the other threads.) das Weberschiffchen2) (a piece of machinery for making loops in the lower thread in a sewing-machine.) das Schiffchen3) (an air, train or other transport service etc which operates constantly backwards and forwards between two places: an airline shuttle between London and Edinburgh; space shuttle (= a craft travelling between space stations).) die Pendelverbindung•* * *shut·tle[ˈʃʌtl̩, AM ˈʃʌt̬l̩]I. nair \shuttle [service] Shuttleflug mspace \shuttle Raumfähre fII. vt▪ to \shuttle sb jdn hin- und zurückbefördernpassengers were \shuttled by bus from the bus stop to the airport die Passagiere wurden mit dem Bus von der Bushaltestelle zum Flughafen gebrachtIII. vi hin- und zurückfahrenthere are trains which \shuttle from the airport to the city centre zwischen dem Flughafen und der Innenstadt verkehren Züge* * *['ʃʌtl]1. n1) (of loom, sewing machine) Schiffchen nt2) (= shuttle service) Pendelverkehr m; (= plane/train etc) Pendelflugzeug nt/-zug m etc; (= space shuttle) Raumtransporter m, Spaceshuttle m3) (= shuttlecock) Federball m2. vtpassengers, goods hin- und hertransportierento shuttle sb around —
the form was shuttled around between different departments — das Formular wurde in den verschiedenen Abteilungen herumgereicht
3. vi(people) pendeln; (goods) hin- und hertransportiert werden; (forms) herumgereicht werden* * *shuttle [ˈʃʌtl]A s1. TECHa) Weberschiff(chen) n, (Web)Schütze(n) mb) Schiffchen n (der Nähmaschine)2. TECH Schützentor n (einer Schleuse)b) Pendelroute fC v/i1. sich (schnell) hin- und herbewegen* * *1. noun1) (in loom, sewing machine) Schiffchen, das2) (Transport) (service) Pendelverkehr, der; (bus) Pendelbus, der; (aircraft) Pendelmaschine, die; (train) Pendelzug, der; see also space shuttle2. transitive verb 3. intransitive verb* * *(weaving) n.Schiffchen n.Weberschiffchen n. v.pendeln v. -
5 sew
1. transitive verb,2. intransitive verb,sew together — zusammennähen [Stoff, Leder usw.]
Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/120733/sew_on">sew on- sew up* * *[səu]past tense - sewed; verb(to make, stitch or attach with thread, using a needle: She sewed the pieces together; Have you sewn my button on yet?) nähen- sewer- sewing
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- sewn up* * *<sewed, sewn or sewed>[səʊ, AM soʊ]I. vtI made this skirt by simply \sewing two pieces of material together ich habe für diesen Rock einfach zwei Stoffteile aneinandergenähthand/machine \sewn hand-/maschinengenähtto \sew a button on einen Knopf annähento \sew on a patch einen Flicken aufnähenII. vi nähenshe taught me to \sew sie hat mir das Nähen beigebracht* * *[səʊ] pret sewed, ptp sewn1. vtnähento sew sth on/down/together — etw an-/auf-/zusammennähen
2. vinähen* * *A v/t1. nähen:sew on a button einen Knopf annähen;sew back wieder annähen;sew up zu-, vernähen2. ein Buch etc heften, broschierenc) sich jemanden (vertraglich etc) sichern,d) einen Handel etc perfekt machen umgB v/i nähen* * *1. transitive verb,2. intransitive verb,sew together — zusammennähen [Stoff, Leder usw.]
Phrasal Verbs:- sew on- sew up* * *v.(§ p.,p.p.: sewed)or p.p.: sewn•) = nähen v. -
6 spool
nounSpule, die* * *[spu:l]2) (the amount of thread, film etc held by such a holder: She used three spools of thread in one week.) die Spule* * *[spu:l]I. n Rolle f, Spule fa \spool of film eine FilmrolleII. vt1. (wind)to \spool a cassette/a thread eine Kassette/einen Faden aufspulen2. COMPUTto \spool a file eine Datei spulen* * *[spuːl]1. n (PHOTon sewing machine) Spule f; (on fishing line) Rolle f; (for thread) (Garn)rolle f; (of thread) Rolle f2. vt (COMPUT)file spulento spool a print job — einen Druckauftrag in die Warteschlange stellen
* * *spool [spuːl]A s Spule f:a spool of thread eine Rolle ZwirnB v/t & v/i (sich) (auf)spulen* * *nounSpule, die* * *n.Bandspule f. v.aufspulen v.
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