Word: cambric
Category: cambric
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Related words: cambric
cambric shirt, cambric fabric
Translations: cambric
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spanish
Translations:
batista, de batista, cambray, de cambray
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german
Translations:
batist, Batist, kambric, Kambrik
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french
Translations:
batiste, de batiste, percale, la batiste
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italian
Translations:
cambrì, batista, di batista, del cambric
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portuguese
Translations:
cambraia, de cambraia, cambraia de, cambraias
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dutch
Translations:
batist, batisten
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russian
Translations:
батист, кембрик, батиста, батистовая, кембрика
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swedish
Translations:
kambrik, batist
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finnish
Translations:
batisti, hieno palttina
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danish
Translations:
batist, kammerdug, Kammerdugs, tæt cambric
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czech
Translations:
bílá látka podobná bavlně, batist
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polish
Translations:
batyst, batystową, batystowe, batystowe mogą
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hungarian
Translations:
batiszt, gyolcsból, patyolat, a batiszt
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turkish
Translations:
patiska, beyaz keten, pamuklu ince kumaş, ince beyaz keten
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greek
Translations:
βατίστα, λινός
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ukrainian
Translations:
батист, Батіст
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albanian
Translations:
kambrik
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bulgarian
Translations:
батиста, батистена, батистената
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belarusian
Translations:
Батыст
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estonian
Translations:
batist, Batisti
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croatian
Translations:
batist
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lithuanian
Translations:
batistas, Batists, Batyst
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latvian
Translations:
batists
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romanian
Translations:
batist, Cambric, chembrică
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slovenian
Translations:
Batist
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slovak
Translations:
biela látka, bielu látku
The meaning and "use of": cambric
noun
- a lightweight, closely woven white linen or cotton fabric. - The coif, we know from the accounts, was of cambric lace; there were gloves of white linen and fine cotton wool to dry up the oil after the anointing.