linen

English - Turkish

Definition of linen in English Turkish dictionary

{i} keten

Tom keten ve yün arasındaki farkı bilmiyor. - Tom doesn't know the difference between linen and wool.

Sadece pamuk ve keten gibi doğal liflerden yapılmış kumaşları ütülerken en yüksek ısı ayarlarını kullanın. - Use the highest heat settings only when you're ironing fabrics made of natural fibers like cotton or linen.

{i} çamaşır

Kirli çamaşırlarını ortaya dökme. - Don't wash your dirty linen in public.

keten kumaş

(Tekstil) kelen çarşaf

{i} masa örtüleri ve yatak çarşafları

çarşaf

Annem yatağıma temiz çarşaf koydu. - My mother put clean linen on my bed.

(yatak/masa/vb.) keten örtü

keten çarşaf

{i} iç çamaşırı, çamaşır

{i} bez

keten bezi

(Tekstil) keten örtü

(Tekstil) manifaturacı

(Tekstil) manifaturacılık

linen fibres

(Tarım) keten lifi

linen mix

(Tekstil) keten karışımı

linen room keeper

(Turizm) çamaşırhane şefi

linen supply and delivery

(Ticaret) keten temini ve dağıtımı

cotton linen

(Tekstil) pamuklu keten

handkerchief linen

(Tekstil) ince keten bezi

bed linen

çarşaf ve yastık kılıfı

Kirli çamaşır torbası

wash one´s dirty linen in public

kirli çamaşırlarını ortaya dökmek

bleached linen yarn

(Tekstil) ağartılmış keten ipliği

half linen

(Tekstil) yarı keten

i want something in linen

keten bir şey arıyorum

oiled linen

(Tekstil) yağlı keten

pure linen

(Teknik,Tekstil) has keten

suiting linen

(Tekstil) kostümlük keten

surgical linen suture

cerrahi keten iplik

table linen

masa örtüsü ve peçeteler

table linen

(bezden yapılmış) sofra örtüleri ve peçeteler

transparent linen

(Tiyatro) saydam pano

union linen

(Tekstil) yarı keten

wash dirty linen in public

(deyim) wash one's dirty linen in public [kd] kirli csamasirlarini ortaya dokmek,kendi veya ailesinin ic yuzunu ortaya koymak

wash one's dirty linen

kirli çamaşırlarını ortaya dökmek

English - English

Definition of linen in English English dictionary: A light beige colour, like that of linen cloth undyed
linen colour:.; Domestic textiles, such as tablecloths, bedding, towels, under clothes, etc., that are made of linen or linen-like fabrics of cotton or other fibers; linens
She put the freshly cleaned linens into the linen closet.; Thread or cloth made from flax fiber; {n} cloth of hemp or flax; {a} made of linen; Linen is tablecloths, sheets, pillowcases, and similar things made of cloth that are used in the home. embroidered bed linen; a fabric woven with fibers from the flax plant; Domestic textiles made from linen or linen-like fabrics, such as tablecloths, bedding, towels, and the such; A fabric made from linen fibers obtained from inside the woody stem of the flax plant Linen fibers are much stronger and more lustrous than cotton Linen fabrics are very cool and absorbent, but wrinkle very easily, unless blended with manufactured fibers Linen is one of the oldest textile fibers; Flax, the raw material used to make linen fabric, is a fine, soft bast fiber obtained from the stalks of the plant by the process of retting The fibers are silver gray, bluish gray, brown, or creamy white in color and 12 to 40 inches long Flax has a soft, silky luster and is a good conductor of heat; the shirt, as being, in former times, chiefly made of linen; In a hotel, sheets and towels that are changed daily; A fine fabric, also referred to as evenweave, even though it's not always an evenweave There are many types of Linen fabrics available, such as Irish, Dublin, Cork, and Belfast; A natural cellulose fiber that is produced from the stem of the flax plant Linen fibers are stronger, stiffer and more lustrous than cotton; they yield cool, absorbent fabrics that wrinkle easily; Postcards published in the late 20s through 50s, using a textured paper with a cross hatched surface The surface resembles linen fabric The cards romaticized the images of gas stations, diners, hotels and other commercial buildings Using the photographic image of an establishment, all undesirable features, such as telephone poles, junk yards, background clutter, and sometimes even cars and people were removed by air brushing; Made of linen; as, linen cloth; a linen stocking; ‑ A durable, absorbent fabric made of flax; Resembling linen cloth; white; pale; A light beige colour, like that of linen cloth; {i} cloth made from flax; to wash your dirty linen in public: see dirty. Fibre, yarn, and fabric made from the flax plant. Flax is one of the oldest textile fibres used by humans; evidence of its use has been found in Switzerland's prehistoric lake dwellings. Fine linen fabrics have been discovered in ancient Egyptian tombs. The fibre is obtained by subjecting plant stalks to a series of operations, including retting (a fermentation process), drying, crushing, and beating. Linen is stronger than cotton, dries more quickly, and is more slowly affected by exposure to sunlight. Low elasticity, imparting a hard, smooth texture, makes linen subject to wrinkling. Because linen absorbs and releases moisture quickly and is a good conductor of heat, linen garments feel cool to wearers. Fine grades of linen are made into woven fabrics and laces for apparel and household furnishings; is a fine single thread evenweave; A paper that emulates the look and texture of linen cloth; A fabric woven from flax yarns Often linens, clothing, bedding, etc , made of linen or a more common substitute as cotton Linen has a natural luster and is soil resistant; a high-quality paper made of linen fibers or with a linen finish; {s} made of flax, made of linen; Fabric made of fibres removed from the stem of the flax plant; it was probably the first textile fabric to be used; natural fiber obtained from the stalk of the flax plant; white goods or clothing made with linen cloth; white goods or clothing made with linen cloth a fabric woven with fibers from the flax plant a high-quality paper made of linen fibers or with a linen finish; Natural fiber made from the flax plant Easily wrinkled; wrinkles considered proper and part of the fabric's charm Fiber breathes extraordinarily well, and clothing composed of linen is a staple of warm-weather dressing; fabric woven from Flax; a cloth made from flax and noted for its strength, coolness, and luster; Made from flax fibers, this fabric was first used for clothing by the ancient Egyptians Linen is often combined with cotton or other fabrics; by itself it wrinkles badly As a result, you're more likely to see linen as a fabric in suits and other informal bridal dresses; Underclothing, esp; Linen is a kind of cloth that is made from a plant called flax. It is used for making clothes and things such as tablecloths and sheets. a white linen suit. cottons, woolens, silks and linens; A fabric woven from fibers of the flax plant Often blended with cotton, rayon or silk to produce a soft touch Popular for window covering and apparel; Experienced stitchers consider linen to be the standard of excellence in fabric The threads used to weave linen vary in thickness, giving linen fabrics a slightly irregular surface When you purchase linen, remember to measure thread count by threads per inch Most designs are worked over two threads, so 28-count linen will yield 14 stitches per inch Linens are woven in counts from 14 to 40 threads per inch; Postcards published in the late 20s through 50s, using a textured paper with a crosshatched surface The surface resembles linen fabric The cards romanticized the images of gas stations, diners, hotels and other commercial buildings Using the photographic image of an establishment, all undesirable features, such as telephone poles, junk yards, background clutter, and sometimes even cars and people were remove by airbrush; A fabric derived from the Flax plant and has a textured, slightly loose weave with a soft feel and an elegant drape It is a cellulose fiber and is treated like cotton for most uses; A natural fabric woven from flax yarns; A cloth especially desirable as a support for painting It is one of the several textiles that may be called canvas; Thread or cloth made of flax or (rarely) of hemp; used in a general sense to include cambric, shirting, sheeting, towels, tablecloths, etc; This is the strongest of the vegetable fibers and has 2 to 3 times the strength of cotton It is made from flax, a bast fiber taken from the stalk of the plant The l uster is from the natural wax content Creamy white to light tan, this fiber can be easily dyed and the color does not fade when washed Linen does wrinkle easily; {i} garments and other things made of linen; sheets; tablecloth and napkins; in this context refers to bed sheets, blankets, pillowcases, pillows, and towels; lyne; linsey
linen basket: A laundry basket
linen basket: A basket for holding and transporting textiles
linen closet: A shelved closet or cupboard used for the storage of household linen, particularly bedlinen and associated bedding, but also bathroom and kitchen linen (towels, etc.)
linen closets: plural form of linen closet
linen paper: High quality paper with a high linen (i.e., flax fiber) content
linen tester: Folding magnifying glass; which when unfolded forms a frame for the lens at a pre-focussed distance. Commonly used in stamp collecting
linen closet: small storage space used for storing garments and other things made of linen
linen cupboard: a cupboard in which sheets, towels etc are kept American Equivalent: linen closet
linen draper: {i} person who deals in linens; dry-goods dealer (British)
fair linen: Linen of the highest quality, especially that suited for use on an altar. The use of other quality fabric is now more common
linens: Household textiles made of linen-like cloth (such as cotton fabric), including tablecloths and bed sheets. The singular, linen, of this sense is rare
linens: plural form of linen
linens: Undergarments, underwear
table linen: tablecloths and napkins
bath linen: linens for use in the bathroom
bed linen: bed sheets, bedding materials (bedcover, bedclothes, bedspread, etc.)
bed linen: Bed linen is sheets and pillowcases. crisp white cotton bed linen. the sheets and pillowcases for a bed
bed linen: linen or cotton articles for a bed (as sheets and pillowcases)
dirty linen: personal matters that could be embarrassing if made public
dirty linen: private matters whose exposure brings embarrassment, past indiscretions, dirty laundry; dirty clothing in need of washing
foul linen: dirty laundry
linens: Household goods made of cloth like linen (such as cotton) including tablecloths and bed sheets
table linen: tablecloth, fabric used to cover a table
table linen: all the cloths used during a meal, such as napkins and tablecloths
table linen: linens for the dining table
wash one's dirty linen in public: do laundry in a place where others may enter at any time, reveal personal conflicts while in front of others
washed his dirty linen: fought about private issues in front of everyone, allowed everyone to know about his personal business

linen

Hyphenation

lin·en

Turkish pronunciation

lînın

Pronunciation

/ˈlənən/ /ˈlɪnən/

Etymology

() From Middle English, from Old English līnen (“linen", "made of flax”), from Proto-Germanic *līnīnaz (“made of flax”), from Proto-Germanic *līnan (“flax”), from Proto-Indo-European *līn- (“flax”). Cognate with Latin linum (“flax”). More at line.