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fabric

/ˈfæb.rɪk/

Traduction: Matériau souple fabriqué en tissant, tricotant ou feutrant des fibres, utilisé pour confectionner des vêtements, des rideaux et d'autres objets.

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/ˈfæb.rɪk/B1formal
  • frMatériau souple fabriqué en tissant, tricotant ou feutrant des fibres, utilisé pour confectionner des vêtements, des rideaux et d'autres objets.

A noun referring to a material made by weaving, knitting, or felting fibers, used for making clothes, curtains, and other items.

  1. Cloth or textileA2formal

    A material made by weaving, knitting, or felting fibers, used for making clothes, curtains, etc.

    frétoffe, tissu

    • The dress is made of a soft cotton fabric.
    • She bought several meters of fabric for the curtains.
    • This fabric is very durable and easy to clean.

    Synonymesclothmaterialstufftextileweave

  2. Structure or frameworkB2formal

    The underlying structure or system that forms the basis of something.

    frTrame, structure sous-jacente

    • The fabric of society is built on trust and cooperation.
    • The earthquake damaged the very fabric of the building.
    • Corruption can tear apart the fabric of a community.

    Synonymescompositionconstitutionconstructionframeworkmakeuporganizationstructuresystem

Formes
  • fabrics plural form
  • fabrics' possessive plural form
  • fabric's possessive singular form
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