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| Selected response from: Armineh Johannes Local time: 21:28 | ||||||
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na | suint, laine brute |
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na | 'empiecement' |
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suint, laine brute Explanation: Condition Refers to the amount of non-wool constituents, such as yolk, sand, earth etc. present in greasy wool. Greasy Wool Wool in its natural state as shorn off the sheep. greasy wool = laine en suint Wool grease Natural impurities of wool (wax and suint) secreted by glands attached to the wool follicle. Also called yolk. yolk wool; wool in the yolk : laine en suint EuroDicAutom Examples: Laine en suint ou lavée à dos, non cardée ni peignée (http://www.douane.gov.ma/Assistance/tunisie.htm) wool grease : graisse de la laine; suint; graisse de suint; graisse de suint brute (suintine); laine brute EuroDicAutom Reference: http://www.fao.org/docrep/v9384e/v9384e13.htm |
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'empiecement' Explanation: I think the word is misspelled - I would think 'Yoke' and not yolk - in textile yoke is translated as empiecement - in this case I would suggest'collar' lexique anglais-francais et glossaires des patrons |
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