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•past participle of écraser

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AlmancaKammgarn , unterdrückt

feines Garn aus gekämmter tierischer Wolle

İspanyolcaapisonado , aplastado , derrotado , deshecho , estambre , hollado /apisoˈnado/

past participle of apisonar

Rusçaкамвольная пряжа, побеждённый, расто́птанный, толчёный , угнетённый /pəbʲɪʐˈdʲɵnːɨj/

past passive perfective participle of победи́ть (pobedítʹ)

çekim: çoğul побеждённые · tamlayan побеждённого

Azericeəzilən, incidilən, məzlum, qapazaltı, sıxılan

subject non-past participle of əzilmək

çekim: karşılaştırma daha əzilən · üstünlük ən əzilən

Felemenkçekamgaren , onderdrukt , verdrukt , vertrapt

wollen draden gemaakt van lange vezels zonder bedekking door vilt

İsveççeförtryckt, kamgarn, nedtrampad, nedtryckt , redgarn

past participle of förtrycka

çekim: karşılaştırma mer förtryckt · üstünlük mest förtryckt

Lehçekamgarn (eril) /ˈkam.ɡarn/

worsted (yarn made from wool) · worsted (fine smooth wool fabric)

çekim: tamlayan kamgarnu

köken: Etymology tree German Kammgarnbor. Polish kamgarn Borrowed from German Kammgarn.

aile: kamgarnowy

Ukraynacaвовня́на гребі́нна пря́жа, перемо́жений, пригно́блений

Hintçeदबा-कुचला

Fincekampalanka , lyöty , murskattu, muussattu, poljettu , sorrettu /ˈkɑmpɑˌlɑŋkɑ/

worsted (wool yarn made from long strands of wool, creating fine, smooth fabric)

çekim: çoğul kampalangat · tamlayan kampalangan

köken: kampa (“comb”) + lanka (“yarn”)

aile: kampalankainen, kampalankakangas

Rumenceasuprit, lână pieptănată, oprimat

oppressed

köken: Past participle of asupri.

Macarcagyapjúfonal

Norveççekamgarn, nedtråkket, undertrykket

Bulgarcaкамгарена прежда, победен /pobɛˈdɛn/

indefinite masculine singular past passive participle of победя́ (pobedjá)

Katalancaestam , oprimit (eril) /əsˈtam/

stamen

çekim: çoğul estams

köken: From Latin stāmen.

aile: estaminal

Galcewstid (eril) /ˈʊsdɪd/

worsted

çekim: çoğul wstids

köken: From English worsted

Moğolcaнухсан

mashed

Tagalogcakamas, kinamas /kaˈmas/

mashed with the hands

İskoççaworset /ˈwʌrsət/

worsted

köken: Inherited from Middle English worsted, from Old English Wrðestede, Wrdesteda, named after the town now called Worstead in Norfolk.

I'm fairly void o' talent. But, Lord be thankit, wit can live, aneath a worset bonnet.

cmn絨線 /绒线

gdair saltradh, air sàrachadh, breabta, claoidhte

mihūpenupenu, penupenu

shpodjarmljen, pogažen, ugnjeten

yue絨線 /绒线