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Перевод: cloth

[прилагательное]
суконный;
[существительное]
ткань ; сукно; бумажная материя; холст ; сорта сукон; сорта материй; куски материи; полотно; духовный сан; скатерть ; пыльная тряпка;
[глагол]
свертываться; сгущаться

Тезаурус:

1. If the manufacturer did this test on every yard of cloth he made he would be left with only worn-out cloth for sale.
2. The gases were contained in gasbags of indiarubber, oiled silk, or the rubberised waterproof cloth of Macintosh and Hancock.
3. A NIGHTCLUB bouncer accused of murdering Marie Wilks asked for a cloth to clean his car hours after her disappearance, then asked to keep the cloth, a court was told yesterday.
4. Despite the end of the cloth trade, two World Wars and a major fire, Woodchester Mill has remained a busy working site with Woodchester-built pianos still managing to find their way to every corner of the globe.
5. Wanting very much to hear (because he was sure that this was a lover calling, from the voice), the man used the boxing match as an excuse, and he came and stood in the kitchen doorway with a wet plate and the cloth in his hands, and looked at the television.
6. I went over to Sheridan to ask him to be quiet and he grabbed my wrist and tried to pull me on to his lap, and I overbalanced and fell and hit the table hard where he was sitting, and I caught the cloth somehow and pulled it with me and everything on it landed on the floor.
7. Fortunately enough of Brookhouse still survives to serve as a reminder of two periods of prosperity in Painswick's past, that of both cloth and pin making.
8. An absurdly large raft of congressmen and senators was set to question the witnesses, sitting on a specially constructed double dais draped with burgundy cloth; none wished to drop out of the committees and forfeit a screen appearance.
9. The night before, Kalchu and Sigarup went to the shrine, lit the oil lamp and tied two strips of new cloth - one red, one white - on to the rafters among the hundreds of old and blackened ones that had gathered there over the years.
10. It was during the early part of his occupation that the last of the Painswick cloth mills finally went out of business and a number of others, such as Damsell's, were converted to other uses.
11. "Mr Kelleway forgot to include the weight cloth," explained Quinn.
12. They were seated at a small table with a red checked cloth surmounted by a clean one of starched white linen, with two glass beakers, two knives and two forks, and a basket of the most delicious freshly baked bread.
13. Secondary industries turn these products into other, more useful, forms by manufacturing ; e.g. turning wool into cloth or into clothes.