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1 Crammed Stripes
These are stripes produced in fabrics by cramming ends in the reed. Some portions of the cloth thus have a greater number of ends per inch than another. A common form of crammed stripe is illustrated, with six-shaft satin stripes on plain ground. In the cotton trade this term is generally used to describe all styles of crammed effects. In the woollen trade a special cloth is known as " Crammed Stripe " and is woven with a plain ground and a six-shaft satin stripe, the construction is 64's botany weft about 60 picks per inch, 72 ends ground 2/64's botany and stripes of 40's mohair and 60's cotton alternating for 48 ends -
2 crammed
crammed ['kræmd](full → bus, train, room, suitcase) bourré, bondé;∎ to be crammed with people être bondé;∎ to be crammed with sth être plein à craquer ou bourré de qch;∎ the encyclopedia is crammed with useful information l'encyclopédie regorge d'informations utiles -
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4 crammed space
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5 crammed with
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7 crammed schedule
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > crammed schedule
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8 crammed with
Общая лексика: полно (The city is crammed with guys who ignore the cell phone ban while driving.) -
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11 crammed cloth
Текстиль: переутолщённая ткань (брак), ткань с рассечками (брак), ткань с сукрутинами (брак), ткань со сбитыми нитями (брак) -
12 crammed full
Общая лексика: набитый битком -
13 crammed full of
Общая лексика: полным-полно -
14 crammed quarters
Общая лексика: теснота -
15 crammed stripes
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16 crammed
◙ adj. דחוס, מלא* * *◙ אלמ,סוחד◄ -
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20 crammed
1. tık (v.) 2. dolu (adj.)
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