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61 webbing
['wɛbɪŋ]na belt of webbing — pas m parciany
* * *noun (a tough woven fabric used in making belts, straps, upholstery etc.) taśma -
62 webbing
noun (a tough woven fabric used in making belts, straps, upholstery etc.) (prievīšu) audums* * *audums -
63 webbing
noun (a tough woven fabric used in making belts, straps, upholstery etc.) austinis audeklas -
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n. väv; bälte; simhud; väv i form av nät* * *noun (a tough woven fabric used in making belts, straps, upholstery etc.) sadelgjordsväv -
65 webbing
noun (a tough woven fabric used in making belts, straps, upholstery etc.) tkanina na popruhy* * *• popruh -
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noun (a tough woven fabric used in making belts, straps, upholstery etc.) şiret; şnur -
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noun (a tough woven fabric used in making belts, straps, upholstery etc.) ενισχυτική λωρίδα -
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noun (a tough woven fabric used in making belts, straps, upholstery etc.) konopný popruh -
69 Barba Hispanica
A name for the horsehair like fibres obtained from an epiphyte, Tillandsia usneoides, in the Mississippi Valley and used in America as stuffing for cushions, mattresses, upholstery, etc. Also known as Spanish moss. -
70 Cordonnet De Laine
Cord made of wool or camel's hair. Used for upholstery, etc.Dictionary of the English textile terms > Cordonnet De Laine
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71 Macaroon
A French term for a great variety of round, looped, coiled or spiral ornaments used as trimmings on dresses, hats, upholstery, etc. It is made of material which is formed into a thin tube and then fastened to the foundation. -
72 Patisoie
Brocaded silk fabric of Chinese origin, imported in large quantities by the French during the reign of Louis XVI, for dresses, upholstery, etc. -
73 Tow
Broken and matted fibre removed from flax during the processes of separating the line. It is used for tow yarn, twines and coarse lining fabrics for cars, upholstery, etc. The material at the disposal of the tow spinner consists of scutching tow and codillas produced in the scutching of the flax straw, and roughers', hand-dressers', machine and sorters' tow produced in the hackling of the scutched flax. -
74 webbing
nouna tough woven fabric used in making belts, straps, upholstery etc.قِماش خَيْشي غَليظ -
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noun (a tough woven fabric used in making belts, straps, upholstery etc.) toile forte en bande -
76 webbing
noun (a tough woven fabric used in making belts, straps, upholstery etc.) tira de tecido forte -
77 staple
staple ['steɪpəl]1 noun(a) (for paper) agrafe f(b) (for wire) cavalier m, crampillon m(c) (foodstuff) aliment m ou denrée f de base;∎ kitchen or household staples provisions fpl de base;∎ staples are being rationed en ce moment, les produits de première nécessité sont rationnés(e) (constituent) partie f intégrante;∎ divorce cases are a staple of his law practice son cabinet s'occupe essentiellement de divorces;∎ sex scandals are a staple of the tabloid press la presse à sensation se nourrit des scandales sexuels;∎ such accusations are a staple of the annual conference ces accusations reviennent régulièrement à chaque conférence annuelle(paper, upholstery etc) agrafer;∎ staple the sheets together agrafez les feuilles;∎ posters were stapled on or onto or to the walls des posters étaient agrafés aux murs(food, products) de base; (export, crop) principal;∎ a staple diet of rice and beans un régime à base de riz et de haricots;∎ for young children, milk is the staple diet pour les jeunes enfants, le lait est l'aliment de base;∎ figurative the staple diet of these TV channels consists of soap operas les programmes de ces chaînes de télévision sont essentiellement constitués de feuilletons;∎ their staple commodity is cotton le coton est leur produit de base;∎ tanks are a staple feature of conventional warfare les tanks sont un des éléments de base de la guerre conventionnelle►► Textiles staple fibre fibre f artificielle à filer;staple gun agrafeuse f (professionnelle);staple remover arrache-agrafes m inv -
78 tapicería
f.1 tapestry, carpeting, upholstery.2 tapestry making.* * *1 ARTE tapestry making3 (de muebles etc) upholstery4 (material) upholstery material5 (tienda) upholsterer's, upholsterer's workshop* * *SF1) [de coche, muebles] upholstery2) (=tapiz) tapestry3) (=arte) tapestry making* * *a) (de coches, muebles) upholstery* * *= upholstery.Ex. Qualifications of qualifications by subsubheadings are permitted, eg Cattle -- Diseases, Diagnosis; Motor cars -- Painting, Spray; Chairs -- Upholstery, Leather, Natural preservation, Lanolin.* * *a) (de coches, muebles) upholstery* * *= upholstery.Ex: Qualifications of qualifications by subsubheadings are permitted, eg Cattle -- Diseases, Diagnosis; Motor cars -- Painting, Spray; Chairs -- Upholstery, Leather, Natural preservation, Lanolin.
* * *1 (de coches, muebles) upholstery2 (arte) tapestry making3 (tapiz) tapestry, wall-hanging* * *
tapicería sustantivo femenino
( tapiz) tapestry
tapicería sustantivo femenino
1 (de un sofá, un coche, etc) upholstery
2 (taller, tienda) upholsterer's
3 Arte tapestry making
la refinada tapicería del Palacio, the fine tapestry of the Palace
' tapicería' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
tela
- felpa
English:
trim
- upholstery
- tapestry
* * *tapicería nf1. [de muebles, automóvil] upholstery;tela de tapicería upholstery fabric2. [tienda] upholsterer's3. [tapices] tapestries4. [oficio] upholstery;[arte] tapestry making* * *f1 de muebles upholstery* * *tapicería nf1) : upholstery2) tapiz: tapestry* * *tapicería n upholstery -
79 Polster
n; -s, -; Sessel etc.: upholstery; Kleidung: padding; fig. (finanziell) reserves Pl.; ein dickes / sicheres Polster fig. a generous / safe cushion; Auftragspolster, Fettpolster* * *das Polsterpadding; pad; cushion; upholstery* * *Pọls|ter ['pɔlstɐ]1) cushion; (= Polsterung) upholstery no pl; (bei Kleidung) pad, padding no plsich in die Polster ( zurück)fallen lassen — to let oneself fall (back) into the cushions
2) (fig) (= Fettpolster) flab no pl (inf), layer of fat; (= Bauch) spare tyre (Brit) or tire (US); (= Reserve) reserve, cushion; (= Geldreserve) reserves pler hat ein ganz schönes Polster am Hintern — he's pretty well-upholstered or well-padded behind (Brit), he has a pretty well-upholstered or well-padded butt (US inf)
3) (esp Aus = Kissen) cushion* * *das1) (a long, often round pillow.) bolster2) (a soft, cushion-like object made of or filled with a soft material, used to prevent damage by knocking, rubbing etc: She knelt on a pad to clean the floor.) pad* * *Pols·ter<-s, ->[ˈpɔlstɐ]2. MODE pad, padding3. BOT cushion plant* * *das; Polsters, Polster1) upholstery no pl., no indef. art.2) (Rücklage) reserves pl* * ** * *das; Polsters, Polster1) upholstery no pl., no indef. art.2) (Rücklage) reserves pl* * *- n.cushion n.pad n. -
80 Polsterung
f upholstery* * *die Polsterungwadding; upholstery; upholstering; padding* * *Pọls|te|rung ['pɔlstərʊŋ]f -, -en(= Polster) upholstery; (= das Polstern) upholstering* * *die1) (material used to make a pad to protect, fill etc: He used old blankets as padding.) padding2) (the business or process of upholstering.) upholstery3) (the springs, coverings etc of eg a chair: luxurious upholstery.) upholstery* * *Pols·te·rung<-, -en>f* * *Polsterung f upholstery
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