Wale

//ˈweɪl//

Synonyms for "wale" (177 found)

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Translations

8 translations across 5 languages.

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Catalan

1 entries
  • bordó noun (raised rib in knit goods or fabric)

Czech

3 entries
  • jizva noun (streak on skin)
  • val noun (ridge)
  • šleh noun (streak on skin)

French

2 entries
  • côte noun (raised rib in knit goods or fabric)
  • côteler verb (To give a surface a texture of wales)

Irish

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  • fústa noun (raised rib in knit goods or fabric)

Polish

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  • pręga noun (raised rib in knit goods or fabric)

Sample sentences

13 total sentences available.

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Most twills are continuous—the wale goes from one corner to the one diagonally opposite. Pattern, however, can be achieved by periodically changing the direction of the wales.

Source: wiktionary

I have woven a small sample of striped corduroy shown here. […] The stripe draws the eye from side to side while the wales draw the eye up and down.

Source: wiktionary

The fabric may be further described according to the number of wales per inch: Corduroy known as fine wale, pin-wale, or needle wale has very thin wales (usually twelve or more per inch, i.e., the width of a pin), while wide wale corduroy has thicker wales (usually six or fewer per inch).

Source: wiktionary

Crepon cloths, with their heavy crape-like wale, are a noteworthy part of the season's importations.

Source: wiktionary

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