corduroys

English - Turkish

Definition of corduroys in English Turkish dictionary

i., çoğ. kadife pantolon

fitilli kadife pantolon

Tom sık sık fitilli kadife pantolon giyer. - Tom often wears corduroys.

fitilli pantolon

Related Terms

corduroy

{i} fitilli kadife

Tom sık sık fitilli kadife pantolon giyer. - Tom often wears corduroys.

Dimi ve fitilli kadife arasındaki farkı biliyor musunuz? - Do you know the difference between twill and corduroy?

corduroy

kadife (fitilli)

cords

fitilli kadife pantolon

corduroy

ç.fitilli kadife pantolon

cords

kadife pantolon/ipler

cords

(isim) fitilli kadife pantolon

corduroy

fitilli kadife kumaş

corduroy

bu kumaştan yapllan pantolon

corduroy

{i} kumaş pantolon

corduroy

(Tekstil) fitilli kadifi

corduroy

corduroy road bilhassa bataklıkları geçmekte kullanılan ve kütüklerden yapılmıs yol

corduroy

çizgili kadife

corduroy

{s} fitilli kadifeden yapılmış

corduroy

{i} (fitilli) kadife

corduroy

fitilli kumaş

corduroy

kadife

Tom sık sık fitilli kadife pantolon giyer. - Tom often wears corduroys.

Dimi ve fitilli kadife arasındaki farkı biliyor musunuz? - Do you know the difference between twill and corduroy?

English - English

Definition of corduroys in English English dictionary

Trousers (British)/pants (US) made from corduroy

{i} corduroy pants, cords, trousers made of corduroy fabric

cotton trousers made of corduroy cloth

cords

Related Terms

corduroy

To make (a road) by laying down split logs or tree-trunks over a marsh, swamp etc

But Sherman organized “pioneer battalions” of soldiers and freedmen to cut saplings and trees to corduroy the roads, build bridges, and construct causeways.

corduroy

{n} thick cotton stuff, ribbed

corduroy

{f} build a road by placing the logs in crisscross formation

corduroy

Corduroy is thick cotton cloth with parallel raised lines on the outside. a corduroy jacket

corduroy

A cotton filling pile fabric with lengthwise cords or ridges

corduroy

a cut pile fabric with vertical ribs; usually made of cotton

corduroy

{s} of corduroy, made of corduroy, that resembles corduroy

corduroy

a heavy cotton cloth that has a soft surface with raised ridges

corduroy

a cut-filling pile-cloth with narrow to wide wales running in the warp direction of the fabric This effect is made by using an extra set of filling yarns in construction The back of the cloth is a plain or twill weave It is usually all-cotton, but many corduroys can be blended with polyester, nylon or other fibers

corduroy

A kind of cotton velvet, corded or ribbed fabric

corduroy

logs placed transversely along a road, usually with branches intact, and covered with fill material, to "float" the road over soft subsoils

corduroy

A fabric, usually made of cotton, utilizing a cut-pile weave construction Extra sets of filling yarns are woven into the fabric to form ridges of yarn on the surface The ridges are built so that clear lines can be seen when the pile is cut

corduroy

build (a road) from logs laid side by side

corduroy

Corduroys are trousers made out of corduroy. a thick strong cotton cloth with thin raised lines on it, used for making clothes (Perhaps from cord + duroy type of rough woolen cloth (17-19 centuries))

corduroy

Trousers or breeches of corduroy

corduroy

‑ A ribbed pile fabric

corduroy

a road made of logs laid crosswise

corduroy

A heavier-weight cotton trouser with vertical lines, called wales, running the length of the pant Usually worn in fall and winter

corduroy

A cotton or rayon velvet that's woven with ridges (or cords)

corduroy

A sort of cotton velveteen, having the surface raised in ridges

corduroy

A heavy fabric, usually made of cotton, with vertical ribs

corduroy

This strong, durable fabric is made with vertically cut wales on medium to heavyweight cotton pile The original name corde du roi meaning "cord of the king"

corduroy

a road made of logs laid crosswise build (a road) from logs laid side by side

corduroy

{i} cotton cut pile fabric with lengthwise ridges; road made of logs that are positioned in crisscross formation

corduroy

Fibre: Cotton, rayon, and other textile fibres Weave: Filling Pile with both plain and twill back Characteristics: Made with an extra filling yarn In the velvet family of fabrics Has narrow medium and wide wales, also thick n'thin or checkerboard patterns Wales have different widths and depths Has to be cut all one way with pile running up Most of it is ashable and wears very well Has a soft lustre Uses: Children's clothes of all kinds, dresses, jackets, skirts, suits, slacks, sportswear, men's trousers, jackets, bedspreads, draperies, and upholstery

corduroy

To form of logs laid side by side

corduroy

When a snowcat freshly grooms a trail it will leave a finely ridged surface Corduroy is usual very nice for laying out clean turns

Hyphenation

cor·du·roys

Etymology

[ 'kor-d&-"roi ] (noun.) circa 1791. origin unknown.