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welted

/wˈɛltᵻd/ verb

simple past and past participle of welt

Word Origin From the same root as welting: Proto-Germanic *walt- 'to roll, turn.' Welted means having a raised ridge or seam, like a welted pocket on a jacket. The -ed suffix marks it as a completed state. The PIE root *wel- 'to turn' also appears in words like wallow (to roll about) and vault (a curved structure).

verb simple past and past participle of welt

He welted the edges of the fabric before assembling the garment.

(动词) 镶边；滚边；包边 【镶边（过去式）】

他在组装服装前先给面料边缘进行了滚边处理。

(verbo) pasado simple y participio pasado de welt (ribetear, hacer costuras de refuerzo)

Ribeteó los bordes de la tela antes de armar la prenda.

(verbe) a nervuré; a garni de nervures; nervura [Prétérit et participe passé de welt (garnir d'un renfort, d'une soulture).]

Il a welted les bords du tissu avant d'assembler le vêtement.

(Verb) gekedert [Mit Verstärkungsstreifen (Welten) versehen (Vergangenheitsform von *welt*).]

Er **welted** die Kanten des Stoffes, bevor er das Kleidungsstück zusammennähte.

(動詞) 〜に隆起痕を付けた／〜に縁取りを施した（過去形・過去分詞）

彼は、服を組み立てる前に、生地の端に縁飾り縫いを施しました。

(verbo) reforçou; fez reforço [passado simples e particípio passado de welt (fazer reforço em costura)]

Ele reforçou as bordas do tecido antes de montar a roupa.

Synonyms: beat thrashed flogged whipped caned Antonyms: soothed calmed stroked
Word parts: welt + ed

Related words

welter

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