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121 Voile Fabrics
Very light open plain weave dress fabrics. The best qualities of voile are made with fine, very hard twisted two-fold combed and gassed cotton yarns. Gassing is done to remove all projecting loose fibres and make the yarn surface as clear as possible. It is a distinctive feature of good voile fabrics that warp ends and weft picks should appear singly in the cloth, that is, with a tiny space between adjacent threads. They are woven one end in a dent. Plain voiles are produced white, piece-dyed in self colours, and printed in huge quantities mostly in dainty colourings and very attractive designs. Various fancy stripes and checks are made with voile ground texture. Standard makes of plain cotton voiles are as follows: - * Combed and gassed Sakel. 38 turns per inch ** Combed Sakel. 38 turns per inch *** Combed and gassed Sakel. 46 turns per inch. -
122 Muslin
This name is derived from the City of Mossoul, where the fabric was first made (Marco Polo), (see Mosolin). It is a very light, open plain weave cloth used for summer dresses and made in numerous qualities from super yarns, such as 52 ends and 60 picks per inch, 80's warp, 70's weft. Hair muslin has fine cord stripes. Crammed muslin is the same as hair muslin, but two single threads weave together to form cords. Shirting muslins are heavier, such as 90 ends and 88 picks per inch, 90's warp, 100's weft; 80 ends and 86 picks per inch, 80's warp, 100's weft. Cambric muslins are between the light muslins and shirting muslins, about 70 ends and 56 picks per inch, 60's warp, 80's weft. Paper muslins are made about this quality. All muslins are bleached, dyed or printed in a soft finish. Book muslin and Tarleton muslin are not muslins, but hard-finished plain cloths Muslins were not always plain, but had silk or even gold stripes woven in when made in Mossoul, but as cotton grew plentifully around the town and the women could spin yarns of great fineness, the cotton yarns gradually superseded silk. -
123 Surah
A French-made silk cloth used for dress purposes, handkerchiefs, etc. Twill weave, and made on both hand and power looms, very light yarns of Jap silk are used. The cloth is made from dyed yarns and in a few qualities only. ———————— A soft light-weight, all-wool dress fabric woven in nearly invisible cords or twills or in fine basket-weave effect. -
124 gas condensate
1) Нефть: газоконденсат2) Геофизика: (occurs as gas below surface but condenses to very light oil when produced to surface, causes major problems for production engineers, but very valuable) газоконденсат3) Нефтегазовая техника конденсат нефтяного газа4) Сахалин Ю: газовый конденсат5) Нефть и газ: ГК, газ-конденсат, газ. конденсат, NGL, газоконденсатный -
125 mobile
1) (able to move: The van supplying country districts with library books is called a mobile library; The old lady is no longer mobile - she has to stay in bed all day.) móvil2) (able to move or be moved quickly or easily: Most of the furniture is very light and mobile.) móvil3) ((of someone's features or face) changing easily in expression.) cambiante•- mobility- mobilize
- mobilise
- mobilization
- mobilisation
- mobile phone
mobile1 adj móvil / portátilmobile2 n móviltr['məʊbaɪl]1 (object, troops, etc) móvil, movible2 (face) expresivo,-a■ now we're mobile! ¡ya estamos motorizados!1 (hanging ornament) móvil nombre masculino\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLmobile home caravana, remolque nombre masculinomobile library biblioteca ambulantemobile phone teléfono móvilmobile ['mo:bəl, -.bi:l, -.baɪl] adj: móvilmobile home: caravana, casa rodantemobile ['mo.bi:l] n: móvil madj.• movedizo, -a adj.• móvil adj.
I 'məʊbəl, 'məʊbaɪla) <library/shop> ambulante, móvilb) ( able to move)we try and get the patient mobile as soon as possible — tratamos de que el paciente recupere su movilidad lo más pronto posible
are you mobile? — (colloq) ¿estás motorizado? (fam)
c) ( Sociol) con movilidad
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a) ( hanging) móvil mb) ( mobile phone) teléfono m celular m or (Esp) móvil m['mǝʊbaɪl]1.ADJ (=movable) [theatre, shop] ambulante; [missile launcher] portátil, transportable; [workforce] que tiene movilidad; [society] con movilidad; (=expressive) [face, features] expresivoupwardlynow that we're mobile * — ahora que tenemos coche, ahora que estamos motorizados *
2. N1) (Art) móvil m2) * (=mobile phone) móvil m (Sp) *, (teléfono m) celular m (LAm)3.CPDmobile commerce N — comercio m móvil
mobile home N — caravana f, casa f rodante (S. Cone, Ven)
mobile library N — biblioteca f ambulante, bibliobús m
mobile number N — número m del móvil (Sp), número m del celular (LAm)
mobile phone N — teléfono m móvil (Sp), teléfono m celular (LAm)
mobile phone mast N — antena f de telefonía móvil, antena f de telefonía celular (LAm)
mobile TV N — televisión f móvil
mobile unit N — unidad f móvil
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I ['məʊbəl, 'məʊbaɪl]a) <library/shop> ambulante, móvilb) ( able to move)we try and get the patient mobile as soon as possible — tratamos de que el paciente recupere su movilidad lo más pronto posible
are you mobile? — (colloq) ¿estás motorizado? (fam)
c) ( Sociol) con movilidad
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a) ( hanging) móvil mb) ( mobile phone) teléfono m celular m or (Esp) móvil m -
126 boom
N1. सहसावृध्दिHer garment business is booming nowadays.2. लम्बा\boomडंडा\boomजो\boomपतवार\boomको\boomताने\boomरहता\boomहैThey have fixed a very light boom in the boat so it got broke.3. धड़ाका/गूँजThe boom of the guns could be heard from very far. -
127 Linon
An all-cotton fabric plain weave produced as an imitation linen for handkerchiefs such as 80 ends and 76 picks per inch, 52's T., 44's W. The finish is smooth and glossy. The original linon was a very fine all-linen fabric, very light, glossy and laundered well. Linon is made white and in colours and much used for summer dresses. The word is French for lawn. -
128 Lumineux
A very light, all-silk, French made dress material, usually plain weave in which the warp and weft are of different colours giving a shot effect. Often piece-dyed in pastel shades, grege warp and weft are used and the cloth is very soft and lustrous. Also used for trimmings.
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