lining

lining
noun
(of clothes) Futter, das; (of stomach) Magenschleimhaut, die; (of objects, containers, machines, etc.) Auskleidung, die
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noun
1) ((a) covering on the inside: The basket had a padded lining.) die Fütterung
2) (a fairly exact copy (of a piece of clothing) attached to the inside to help keep its shape etc: The lining of my jacket is torn.) das Futter
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lin·ing
[ˈlaɪnɪŋ]
I. n
1. (fabric) Futter nt, Futterstoff m; of a coat, jacket Innenfutter nt; of a dress, skirt Unterrock m, Unterkleid nt
2. of stomach Magenschleimhaut f; of digestive tract Darmschleimhaut f; of brake Bremsbelag m
II. n modifier (material) Futter-
\lining paper Schrankpapier nt
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['laInɪŋ]
n
(of clothes etc) Futter nt; (= lining material) Futterstoff m; (of brake) (Brems)belag m; (of pipe) Auskleidung f; (of attic floor) Belag m

the lining of the stomach — die Magenschleimhaut

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lining [ˈlaınıŋ] s
1. Futter(stoff) n(m), (Aus)Fütterung f (von Kleidern etc)
2. besonders TECH Futter n, Ver-, Auskleidung f, (Brems-, Kupplungs- etc) Belag m
3. ARCH Ausmauerung f
4. ELEK Isolation(sschicht) f
5. Buchbinderei: Kapitalband n
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noun
(of clothes) Futter, das; (of stomach) Magenschleimhaut, die; (of objects, containers, machines, etc.) Auskleidung, die
* * *
(clothing) n.
Futterstoff m. n.
Auflage f.
Auskleidung f.
Belag -e m.
Futter - (Bekleidung) n.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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