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Meanings of fulling in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "walking"
Examples for "walking"
1
Main outcome measures: Mean daily walking distance as a measure of NEAT.
2
Several days ago, a fish came walking into my office-no ,forgetthat.
3
The target is to get older people walking 100 minutes per week.
4
Having said this, Rome is not an especially good city for walking.
5
He recently saw four men in early middle age with walking sticks.
1
He had wide experience of business, including milling and the licensed trade.
2
The air was heavy with the dust raised by the milling cattle.
3
I could hear the armed men milling about in the lobby below.
4
The by-products of the milling process, likewise, are rich in nutritive elements.
5
Everybody was milling around in the hall, and I paid no attention.
1
Eva's tucking it in at the corners and I want to help.
2
They were probably tucking in long before the plane hit the snow.
3
It was a kind of lullaby she used when tucking me in.
4
Lieutenant Borman immediately folded his arms, tucking his hands under his armpits.
5
To prevent the tucking up of petticoats has become with him obsession.
Usage of fulling in anglès
1
The first fulling-mill for making cloth was started at Rowley in 1643.
2
The water-wheel of an old fulling mill furnished the power-andthe machinery ran.
3
In the other operations of the manufactures, such as fulling, shearing, pressing, etc.
4
No one owning a fulling mill may own a weaving loom.
5
It smelled like urine, and so Jack assumed it was a cloth-fulling mill.
6
The amount of fulling received is the distinguishing feature of many varieties of cloth.
7
Some merchant clothiers also owned a fulling mill and a shop where it was sold.
8
Thirdly, the employment of the fulling-mill for thickening the cloth, instead of treading it in water.
9
Some merchant clothiers also owned a fulling mill and a shop where the cloth was sold.
10
The fulling mill owner must append his seal of lead with his name and with his measurements.
11
Do not rub them on a washing-board, as this is one means of fulling and ruining them.
12
No weaver may own a fulling mill.
13
Particular stress is to be laid upon the great fastness of the alizarine dyes against light and fulling.
14
From the church my friends conducted me to a fulling mill in the neighbourhood, by a picturesque walk.
15
Then all of a sudden the good housewife remembered what the Wise Man had said about the fulling-water.
16
She lifted the pot of fulling-water off the fire, and turned the room topsy-turvy, and threw down the carding-combs.
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