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1. (n.) pleat
a fold of definite, even width made by doubling cloth or the like upon itself.
2. pleat
something resembling this, as a crease or mark.
3. (v.t.) pleat
to arrange in pleats.
Etymology: (1325–75; var. outcome of ME
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1. (verb) pleat, plait
any of various types of fold formed by doubling fabric back upon itself and then pressing or stitching into shape
2. (verb) ruffle, pleat
pleat or gather into a ruffle
"ruffle the curtain fabric"
3. (verb) pleat, plicate
fold into pleats, "Pleat the cloth"
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. pleat
see Plait
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Sense: a fold sewn or pressed into cloth etc
a skirt with pleats.
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 Afrikaans: plooisel |
 Arabic: ثَنْيَه، طَيَّه |
 Bulgarian: плисе |
 Brazilian: prega |
 Czech: sklad, záhyb |
 German: die Falte |
 Danish: læg |
 Greek: πιέτα |
 Spanish: pliegue |
 Estonian: volt |
 Farsi: چین؛ پلیسه |
 Finnish: vekki |
 French: pli |
 Hebrew: קֵפֶל |
 Hindi: चुनन |
 Croatian: nabor na haljini,”falta” |
 Hungarian: ránc, redő |
 Indonesian: lipatan |
 Icelandic: felling |
 Italian: piega |
 Japanese: ひだ |
 Korean: 주름 |
 Lithuanian: klostė |
 Latvian: ieloce |
 Malay: lisu |
 Dutch: platte plooi |
 Norwegian: fold, legg |
 Polish: plisa, zakładka |
 Persian: چین؛ پلیسه |
 Pashto: چوڼ |
 Portuguese: prega |
 Romanian: pliseu |
 Russian: складка |
 Slovak: sklad, záhyb |
 Slovenian: guba |
 Serbian: falta |
 Swedish: veck, plissé |
 Thai: รอยจีบ |
 Turkish: pli, kıvrım |
 Taiwanese: 褶 |
 Ukrainian: складка |
 Urdu: چنّٹ، شکن |
 Vietnamese: nếp gấp |
 Chinese: 褶 |
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