15:26 Dec 8, 2007 |
Portuguese to English translations [PRO] Other / costura | |||||
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| Selected response from: Amy Duncan (X) Brazil Local time: 21:11 | ||||
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4 +4 | piping/welt coming unsewed/off |
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5 +1 | the hem is coming undone |
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5 | loose cuff |
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4 | the hem is coming off |
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the hem is coming off Explanation: The jeans have adjustment at both the waist and trouser hem for a comfortable fit ... but also features a safety catch to prevent it coming off in a crash. ... www.motorcyclenews.com/MCN/News/newsresults/?N=190%20359 - 85k |
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loose cuff Explanation: sugg |
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the hem is coming undone Explanation: "Knot the end of the thread that is working loose, if possible, to prevent the hem from coming further undone." Reference: http://sewingclass.net/mending-hems-and-seams.html |
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piping/welt coming unsewed/off Explanation: I always thought "debrum" was piping or welt - for instance, the trim on a slipcover or pillow sham. For me, "bainha" is "hem." |
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