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Detailed Translations for Cord from German to English

Cord:


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Wiktionary Translations for Cord:

Cord
noun
  1. heavy fabric with vertical ribs
  2. unit of measurement for firewood

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English

Detailed Translations for Cord from English to German

cord:

cord [the ~] nomen

  1. the cord (line)
    die Schnur; Kordel; der Faden; die Leine; der Bindfaden; Garn
  2. the cord (fathom)
    der Faden; der Klafter
  3. the cord (corduroy)
    der Kord
    • Kord [der ~] nomen

Translation Matrix for cord:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
Bindfaden cord; line cotton; packthread; string; thread; twine; yarn
Faden cord; fathom; line cotton; string; thread; yarn
Garn cord; line basting-thread; cotton; string; tacking-thread; thread; yarn
Klafter cord; fathom
Kord cord; corduroy
Kordel cord; line hair ribbon; headband; ribbon
Leine cord; line bridle; collar; facial line; file; furrow; girdle; leading strings; leash; line; rank; rope; row; thong; wrinkle
Schnur cord; line bit of rope; bit of string; facial line; furrow; guy-rope; hair ribbon; headband; piece of rope; piece of string; ribbon; tape; wrinkle
- corduroy; electric cord
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- braid

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Related Definitions for "cord":

  1. a line made of twisted fibers or threads1
    • the bundle was tied with a cord1
  2. a cut pile fabric with vertical ribs; usually made of cotton1
  3. a light insulated conductor for household use1
  4. a unit of amount of wood cut for burning; 128 cubic feet1
  5. bind or tie with a cord1
  6. stack in cords1
    • cord firewood1

Wiktionary Translations for cord:

cord
noun
  1. unit of measurement for firewood
  2. wires surrounded by a coating, used to supply electricity
  3. length of twisted strands
cord
noun
  1. robustes Textilgeflecht in länglicher Form
  2. Anatomie: Verbindungsstrang zwischen Bauchnabel eines Neugeborenen und der Plazenta (dem Mutterkuchen); enthält drei Blutgefäße
  3. längere feste Schnur, an der etwas festgemacht wird oder mit der etwas festgemacht wird; dünnes Seil
  4. schmaler Nahtbesatz an Kleidungsstücken und Lederwaren

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
cord Hochseil; Leine; Saite; Strang; Strick; Schnur cordetortis fait ordinairement de chanvre et quelquefois de coton, de laine, de soie, d’écorce d’arbres, de poil, de crin, de jonc et d’autres matières pliantes et flexibles.

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