woolen

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English - Turkish
yünlü

Sıcak, yünlü bir etek arıyorum. - I'm looking for a warm, woolen skirt.

O, yünlü bir kazak giyer. - She wears a woolen sweater.

yün

Kışın, her zaman yün çoraplar giyerek yatarım. - In winter, I always go to bed wearing woolen socks.

O bir yün kazak giyer. - He wears a woolen sweater.

yamçı
yünden yapılmış
woolen cloth
sof
woolen carpet
yünlü halı
woolen carpet
yün halı
woolen glove
yün eldiven
woolen mill
yün fabrikası
woolen muslin
(Tekstil) yün muslin
woolen rug
yünlü halı
woolen rug
yün halı
woolen yarn
ştrayhgarn yün ipliği
coarse woolen cloth
aba
woollen
yünlü

İskoçya yünlü tekstili ile ünlüdür. - Scotland is famous for its woollen textiles.

woollens
yünlü giysiler
woollens
yünlüler
woolens
{i} yünlü elbiseler
woolens
(isim) yünlü elbiseler
woollen
yünlü kumaş
woollen
s., İng., bak. woolen
woollen
yün

İskoçya yünlü tekstili ile ünlüdür. - Scotland is famous for its woollen textiles.

woollens
yünlü
woollens
{i} yün giysiler
English - English
An item of clothing made from wool

Put all the woolens in this basket.

Made of wool
{i} fabric woven from wool; garment made from wool
Describes yarn made using the woolen spinning system
A wool yarn of mixed staple that has been carded Fibers are neither as long or as parallel as worsted yarn
a fabric made from the hair of sheep
In 1666 an Act of Parliament was passed for “burying in woollen only,” which was intended for “the encouragement of the woollen manufactures of the kingdom, and prevention of the exportation of money for the buying and importing of linen ” Repealed in 1814 “ `Odious! in woollen I`twould a saint provoke;' (Wefe the last words that poor Narcissa spoke) `No! let a charming chintz and Brussels lace Wrap my cold limbs, and shade my lifeless face One would not, sure, be frightful when one's dead; And- Betty- give the cheeks a little red ' ” Pope: Moral Essays, Ep i This was the ruling passion strong in death At the time this was written it was compulsory to bury in woollen Narcissa did not dread death half so much as being obliged to wear flannel instead of her fine mantles Narcissa was Mrs Oldfield, the actress, who died 1731 Woollen goods (See Linen Goods )
Cloth made of wool; woollen goods
a fabric made of wool and especially of woolen yarns having a fuzzy or napped face (as for use in clothing or blankets) -- compare worsted Garments of woolen fabric, namely a fabric made of wool
a system of processing that utilizes the shorter length wools within a grade
Made of wool; consisting of wool; as, woolen goods
of or related to or made of wool; "a woolen sweater
Of or pertaining to wool or woolen cloths; as, woolen manufactures; a woolen mill; a woolen draper
of or related to or made of wool; "a woolen sweater"
{s} of wool; like wool; made from wool
woolen stockings
warm socks
woolens
woolen clothes collectively
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fabrics or clothing made from wool
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{n} cloth made of wool
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{i} clothes made of wool; knit fabric made from wool
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clothes moth
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Woollens are clothes, especially sweaters, that are made of wool. winter woollens
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of or related to or made of wool; "a woolen sweater"
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Made of wool
woollen
a fabric made from the hair of sheep
woollen
wool·len woollens in AM, use woolen1. Woollen clothes or materials are made from wool or from a mixture of wool and artificial fibres. thick woollen socks
woollen
{s} of wool, woolly
woollens
{i} clothes made of wool; knit fabric made from wool
woollens
clothes made from wool, especially knitted clothes such as sweaters etc
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