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Definition
Synonym
Baumwollwatte
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Baumwollwatte
f
cotton wadding; cotton wad; cotton wool
Br.
Baumwollwatte
f
cotton wadding
Watte
f
,
Baumwollwatte
f
cotton wool
Watte
f
;
Baumwollwatte
f
textil.
leicht verfilzte
Baumwollwatte
cotton wad; cotton wadding; cotton wool
Br.
; absorbent cotton
Am.
batting
Deutsche
Baumwollwatte Synonyme
Englische
cotton wadding; cotton wad; cotton wool Synonyme
cotton
Ace bandage
Aralac
Avisco
Axminster
Band-Aid
Celanese
Chemstrand
Dacron
Dynel
Georgette
Harris Tweed
Lastex
Leatherette
Manila
Orlon
Qiana
Revolite
Terylene
Ultrasuede
Velon
Vicara
acetate
acetate rayon
adhesive tape
alpaca
angora
application
arras
astrakhan
baize
band
bandage
bandaging
bast
batik
binder
blanketing
brace
broadcloth
broadloom
brocade
bunting
calico
cambric
canvas
carpeting
cashmere
cast
castor
cataplasm
cheesecloth
chiffon
chinchilla
chintz
coating
coir
compress
cord
corduroy
court plaster
crash
cravat
crepe
crepe de chine
cretonne
crinoline
damask
denim
doeskin
dressing
drill
drilling
drugget
duck
duffel
elastic bandage
epithem
felt
flannel
flannelette
flax
fleece
floss
foulard
four-tailed bandage
frieze
fustian
gauze
gingham
gossamer
grenadine
grogram
grosgrain
gunny
haircloth
hemp
herringbone
hessian
homespun
hop sacking
horsehair
huck
huckaback
jersey
jute
kapok
lame
lawn
linen
linoleum
linsey-woolsey
lint
lisle
list
llama hair
loden
longcloth
luster
mackinaw
mackintosh
madras
maline
manta
mantua
marquisette
mat
matting
melton
merino
messaline
mohair
moire
moleskin
mousseline de soie
murrey
muslin
nainsook
nankeen
near-silk
net
netting
nylon
oakum
oil silk
oilcloth
organdy
organza
paisley
panne
panne velvet
pepper-and-salt
percale
pique
plaid
plaster
plaster cast
pledget
plush
polyester
pongee
poplin
poultice
print
quilting
radium
raffia
rayon
rayon casheen
rep
roller
roller bandage
rubber bandage
rugging
russet
sackcloth
sacking
sailcloth
sarcenet
sateen
satin
say
seersucker
serge
shalloon
shantung
sharkskin
sheers
sheeting
shoddy
shot silk
silk
sisal
sling
spandex
splint
sponge
spun rayon
stamin
stammel
stockinette
stuff
stupe
suede
swansdown
tabaret
tabby
taffeta
taffety
tampon
tape
tapestry
tarpaulin
tartan
tent
terry cloth
cotton
belt
agricultural region
arable land
black belt
citrus belt
corn belt
countryside
dust bowl
farm belt
farm country
farmland
fruit belt
grass roots
grassland
grazing region
highlands
lowlands
meadows and pastures
moors
plains
prairies
province
provinces
rural district
rustic region
steppes
the country
the soil
the sticks
tobacco belt
uplands
veld
wheat belt
wide-open spaces
woodland
woods and fields
yokeldom
cotton
to
accord
agree
agree with
associate with
be acquainted with
be friends
be inseparable
be smitten
become attached to
chime in with
correspond
empathize
fall for
fall in love
fall in with
fraternize with
get along
get along with
get on with
harmonize
harmonize with
hit it off
hobnob with
identify with
interchange
know
reciprocate
respond to
sing in chorus
sympathize
take to
understand one another
Baumwollwatte Definition
Abb
wool
(
)
See
Abb.
Cotton
(
n.
)
A
soft,
downy
substance,
resembling
fine
wool,
consisting
of
the
unicellular
twisted
hairs
which
grow
on
the
seeds
of
the
cotton
plant.
Long-staple
cotton
has
a
fiber
sometimes
almost
two
inches
long
Cotton
(
n.
)
The
cotton
plant.
See
Cotten
plant,
below.
Cotton
(
n.
)
Cloth
made
of
cotton.
Cotton
(
v.
i.)
To
rise
with
a
regular
nap,
as
cloth
does.
Cotton
(
v.
i.)
To
go
on
prosperously
Cotton
(
v.
i.)
To
unite
Cotton
(
v.
i.)
To
take
a
liking
to
Wadding
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Wad
Wadding
(
n.
)
A
wad,
or
the
materials
for
wads
Wadding
(
n.
)
Any
soft
stuff
of
loose
texture,
used
for
stuffing
or
padding
garments
Wool
(
n.
)
The
soft
and
curled,
or
crisped,
species
of
hair
which
grows
on
sheep
and
some
other
animals,
and
which
in
fineness
sometimes
approaches
to
fur
Wool
(
n.
)
Short,
thick
hair,
especially
when
crisped
or
curled.
Wool
(
n.
)
A
sort
of
pubescence,
or
a
clothing
of
dense,
curling
hairs
on
the
surface
of
certain
plants.
Wool-dyed
(
a.
)
Dyed
before
being
made
into
cloth,
in
distinction
from
piece-dyed
Wool-hall
(
n.
)
A
trade
market
in
the
woolen
districts.
cotton wadding; cotton wad; cotton wool [Br.] Bedeutung
wool
fleece
outer
coat
of
especially
sheep
and
yaks
cotton
stainer
a
true
bug:
bug
that
damages
and
stains
the
lint
of
developing
cotton
cotton
strain
feeds
primarily
on
cotton
corn
earworm
cotton
bollworm
tomato
fruitworm
tobacco
budworm
vetchworm
Heliothis
zia
larva
of
a
noctuid
moth,
highly
destructive
to
especially
corn
and
cotton
and
tomato
crops
cotton
mouse
Peromyscus
gossypinus
large
dark
mouse
of
southeastern
United
States
cotton
rat
Sigmodon
hispidus
destructive
long-haired
burrowing
rat
of
southern
North
America
and
Central
America
cotton
fabric
woven
from
cotton
fibers
cotton
thread
made
of
cotton
fibers
cotton
flannel
Canton
flannel
a
stout
cotton
fabric
with
nap
on
only
one
side
cotton
gin
gin
a
machine
that
separates
the
seeds
from
raw
cotton
fibers
cotton
mill
a
textile
mill
for
making
cotton
textiles
steel-wool
pad
abrader
consisting
of
a
pad
of
steel
wool
used
for
polishing
or
smoothing
wool
woolen
woollen
a
fabric
made
from
the
hair
of
sheep
cotton
candy
spun
sugar
candyfloss
a
candy
made
by
spinning
sugar
that
has
been
boiled
to
a
high
temperature
wool
stapler
woolsorter
a
person
who
sorts
wool
into
different
grades
wool
stapler
a
dealer
in
wool
groundsel
tree
groundsel
bush
consumption
weed
cotton-seed
tree
Baccharis
halimifolia
a
shrub
of
salt
marshes
of
eastern
and
south
central
North
America
and
West
Indies,
fruit
is
surrounded
with
white
plumelike
hairy
tufts
cotton
rose
cudweed
filago
any
plant
of
the
genus
Filago
having
capitate
clusters
of
small
woolly
flower
heads
cotton
thistle
woolly
thistle
Scotch
thistle
Onopordum
acanthium
Onopordon
acanthium
biennial
Eurasian
white
hairy
thistle
having
pale
purple
flowers,
naturalized
in
North
America
lavender
cotton
Santolina
chamaecyparissus
branching
aromatic
Mediterranean
shrub
with
woolly
stems
and
leaves
and
yellow
flowers
Ravenna
grass
wool
grass
Erianthus
ravennae
grass
often
cultivated
for
its
long
whiteibbed
leaves
and
large
plumes
resembling
those
of
pampas
grass
cotton
grass
cotton
rush
any
sedge
of
the
genus
Eriophorum,
north
temperate
bog
plants
with
tufted
spikes
common
cotton
grass
Eriophorum
angustifolium
having
densely
tufted
white
cottony
or
downlike
glumes
wool
grass
Scirpus
cyperinus
sedge
of
eastern
North
America
having
numerous
clustered
woolly
spikelets
cotton
cotton
plant
erect
bushy
mallow
plant
or
small
tree
bearing
bolls
containing
seeds
with
many
long
hairy
fibers
tree
cotton
Gossypium
arboreum
East
Indian
shrub
cultivated
especially
for
ornament
for
its
pale
yellow
to
deep
purple
blossoms
sea
island
cotton
tree
cotton
Gossypium
barbadense
small
bushy
tree
grown
on
islands
of
the
Caribbean
and
off
the
Atlantic
coast
of
the
southern
United
States,
yields
cotton
with
unusually
long
silky
fibers
Levant
cotton
Gossypium
herbaceum
Old
World
annual
having
heart-shaped
leaves
and
large
seeds
with
short
greyish
lint
removed
with
difficulty,
considered
an
ancestor
of
modern
short-staple
cottons
upland
cotton
Gossypium
hirsutum
native
tropical
American
plant
now
cultivated
in
the
United
States
yielding
short-staple
cotton
Peruvian
cotton
Gossypium
peruvianum
cotton
with
long
rough
hairy
fibers
Egyptian
cotton
fine
somewhat
brownish
long-staple
cotton
grown
in
Egypt,
believed
to
be
derived
from
sea
island
cotton
or
by
hybridization
with
Peruvian
cotton
wild
cotton
Arizona
wild
cotton
Gossypium
thurberi
shrub
of
southern
Arizona
and
Mexico
cotton
rose
Confederate
rose
Confederate
rose
mallow
Hibiscus
mutabilis
Chinese
shrub
or
small
tree
having
white
or
pink
flowers
becoming
deep
red
at
night,
widely
cultivated,
naturalized
in
southeastern
United
States
New
Zealand
cotton
a
fiber
from
the
bast
of
New
Zealand
ribbon
trees
that
resembles
cotton
fiber
cotton
ball
a
fungus
disease
of
cranberries
absorbent
cotton
cotton
made
absorbent
by
removal
of
the
natural
wax
mineral
wool
rock
wool
a
light
fibrous
material
used
as
an
insulator
steel
wool
wire
wool
a
mass
of
woven
steel
fibers
used
as
an
abrasive
lanolin
wool
fat
wool
grease
a
yellow
viscous
animal
oil
extracted
from
wool,
a
mixture
of
fatty
acids
and
esters,
used
in
some
ointments
and
cosmetics
glass
wool
glass
fibers
spun
and
massed
into
bundles
resembling
wool
cottonseed
cake
cotton
cake
the
solid
matter
remaining
after
oil
has
been
pressed
from
cottonseeds
cotton
cotton
fiber
cotton
wool
soft
silky
fibers
from
cotton
plants
in
their
raw
state
long-staple
cotton
cotton
with
relatively
long
fibers
short-staple
cotton
cotton
with
relatively
short
fibers
kapok
silk
cotton
vegetable
silk
a
plant
fiber
from
the
kapok
tree,
used
for
stuffing
and
insulation
red
silk
cotton
a
plant
fiber
from
the
red
silkotton
tree
of
eastern
India,
inferior
to
kapok
packing
material
packing
wadding
any
material
used
especially
to
protect
something
Shetland
wool
a
wool
obtained
from
sheep
of
the
Shetland
islands
wool
fiber
sheared
from
animals
(such
as
sheep)
and
twisted
into
yarn
for
weaving
raw
wool
wool
in
its
natural
condition,
not
refined
or
processed
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