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Sha:sh 'muslin'
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Sash, английский
- A single light frame containing one or more lights of glass. the frame that holds the glass in a window, often the movable part of the window.
- A frame structure, normally glazed (such as a window),
- A useful mark of distinction worn by infantry and marine officers; it is made of crimson silk, and intended as a waist-band, but latterly thrown over the left shoulder and across the body. also, now worn by the naval equerries to the queen. serjeants of infantry wear it of the same colour in cotton.
- Скользящая рама в подъемном окне
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Muslin, английский
- A plain weave cotton fabric, light to medium weight, usually unbleached and undyed. the name is derived from mosul, the city in mesopotamia where the fabric originally was produced. n
- A broad term describing a wide variety of plain-weave cotton or polyester/cotton fabrics ranging from lightweight sheers to heavier shirting and sheeting.
Muslin, or dimity, английский
The flying kites of a ship. “give her the muslin,” or “spare not the dimity,” frequently used in tropical chase of slavers.
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Satin, английский
Satellite inspector
Sharqi:yi:n 'easterners', английский
Sha:raqa rise
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