01:25 Apr 4, 2001 |
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na | wrinkle resistance / crease resistance |
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na | crease or wrinkle recovery |
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na | Permanent Press |
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wrinkle resistance / crease resistance Explanation: Textile finishing processes - Britannica.com 1. Crease resistance . Crease, or wrinkle, resistance is frequently achieved by application of a synthetic resin, such as melamine or epoxy. . ... 2. About Wrinkle-Resistant Fabrics ... But many other fabrics can be made trouble-free by adding wrinkle resistance including our 100% cotton twills, tropic-weight cotton and linen/cotton blends. ... Reference: http://www.britannica.com/bcom/eb/article/4/0,5716,115284+14... Reference: http://www.llbean.com/shop/guidePages/fabric/wrinkle_resista... |
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crease or wrinkle recovery Explanation: resistance may be the standard term, but it really means to withstand creasing in the first place, whereas "Erholungsvermögen" in German actually means the ability to recover from something that was not prevented from happening in the first place! Without a further context it is difficult to determin what was intended. Good luck. The tongue of my mother |
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Permanent Press Explanation: This is a my suggestion which may fit in your context. The definition of "permanent press" is "a process in which a fabric is treated with a chemical and heat to make it less likely to wrinkle, thus requiring little or no ironing after washing" or 2. "the condition of a fabric treated by this process". I know that it does not literally translate "Erholungsvermoegen" but it could be that this is what was meant in your context with the trousers. Per my experience, fabrics labelled like this here in the US are also less likely to wrinkle when one wears them. This may give you another idea to translate your text. Hope it helps. Barbara own experience, definitions from Webster's Dictionary |
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