Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

seersucker

Greek translation:

κρεπ, κρέπι

Jun 29, 2006 15:32
18 yrs ago
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English term

seersucker

English to Greek Other Textiles / Clothing / Fashion cotton
leighteight fabric connected to cottons
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Jul 1, 2006 14:55: Lamprini Kosma changed "Level" from "Non-PRO" to "PRO"

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κρεπ, κρέπι

κρεπ 1 το [krép] O (άκλ.) : ελαφρό, κρουστό ύφασμα από μετάξι, βαμβάκι ή μαλλί. [λόγ. < γαλλ. crêpe]
και κρέπι
(ΛΚΝ και Μπαμπ.)

lightweight fabric: a lightweight cotton, linen, or synthetic fabric with a pattern of alternate puckered and smooth stripes
Encarta

Robert English-French
seersucker = crépon m de coton
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agree Vicky Papaprodromou
13 mins
Ta.
agree Elena Petelos : Κρέπι;; Αργκ! Κρεπ. :-) (Noύθραλ έπρεπε να ρίξω!) :-)/All, in due time. lol
14 mins
Ρίχ' το στον Μπαμπ. Μόνο αυτός το λέει κι έτσι. Όλοι οι άλλοι έχουν το κρέπι για ξέρεις πού.
agree Betty Revelioti : http://www.websters-online-dictionary.org/definition/english...
2 hrs
Τους Ούγγρους τούς καλύψαμε...
agree Anastasia Giagopoulou
19 hrs
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7 mins

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Magenta: είδος λεπτού λινού ή βαμβακερού υφάσματος
Answers.com: n. - (ύφασμα) κοτόν γκοφρέ

Ενώ υπάρχει και ένα χιτ στο google (βλέπε web references πιο κάτω) από Eur-lex που το αναφέρει "σιρσούκερ"

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agree Costas Zannis : Πράγματι, μόνο περιγραφικά μπορεί να αποδοθεί, κάπως σαν "ριγέ γκοφρέ", "κατσαρό" κοκ. :-)))
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κρεπόν

... Chiffon crepe (soft finish), Crepe de Chine (sheer, limp), Crepon crepe (fine ribs), Flat crepe (smooth surface), and Plisse crepe (puckered or crinkled

Crêpe effect appears in direction of the warp and achieved by alternate S and Z, or slack, tension, or different degrees of twist. Originally a wool Crêpe but now made of silk and rayon. It is much stouter and more rugged than the average Crêpe. Has a wavy texture with the "waves" running in a lengthwise direction. Mostly used for prints.

Uses: Dresses and ensembles.
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