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91staple fibre, GB — štapelio pluoštas statusas T sritis chemija apibrėžtis Pluoštas, gautas nustatyto ilgio atkarpomis (30–50 mm ilgio) supjausčius ar sutraukius gijų gniūžtes. atitikmenys: angl. staple fiber, US; staple fibre, GB rus. штапельное волокно …
92staple character — noun A stock character, especially one that is overused The mad scientist was a staple character in many horror films …
93staple diet — A goat that ate office supplies was on a staple diet …
94staple punch — noun : a punch for making two holes simultaneously to receive the points of a staple …
95staple — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. chief, principal; stable, established, regular; marketable, popular. See connection. n. commodity, raw material (see materials). II (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. standard, chief, essential; see necessary …
96staple — palest …
97staple — I. n. 1. Chief commodity (of a country or a district), principal production. 2. Fibre (of cotton, wool, etc.), pile, filament, thread. 3. Raw material, unmanufactured material. 4. Bulk, mass, body, substance, principal part, greater part, chief… …
98staple — n 1.{all principal or basic) commodity, product, raw material, resource. 2.Often staples basics, fundamentals, necessities, essentials; stock items, goods, vendibles, salables. 3.(all principal or basic) item, thing, feature, element, part;… …
99staple — sta·ple …
100staple — n. (in surgery) a piece of metal used to join up pieces of tissue. Staples can be used as an alternative to sutures for an anastomosis or to bring together the skin edges of an incision; stapling machines have been produced for this purpose. See… …
