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ribbon [ˈrɪbən] n 1. a narrow strip of fine material, esp silk, used for trimming, tying, etc. 2. something resembling a ribbon; a long strip a ribbon of land 3. (Engineering / Mechanical Engineering) a long thin flexible band of metal used as a graduated measure, spring, etc. 4. (Communication Arts / Printing, Lithography & Bookbinding) a long narrow strip of ink-impregnated cloth for making the impression of type characters on paper in a typewriter or similar device 5. (plural) ragged strips or shreds (esp in the phrase torn to ribbons) 6. a small strip of coloured cloth signifying membership of an order or award of military decoration, prize, or other distinction 7. a small, usually looped, strip of coloured cloth worn to signify support for a charity or cause a red AIDS ribbon vb (tr) 1. to adorn with a ribbon or ribbons 2. to mark with narrow ribbon-like marks 3. to reduce to ribbons; tear into strips [C14 ryban, from Old French riban, apparently of Germanic origin; probably related to ring1, band2] ribbon-like , ribbony adj Ribbon a group or length of things in a form suggestive of a length of ribbon. Examples: ribbons of bark, 1872; of beach, 1857; of iron, 1843; of lightning, 1889; of sky, 1893.
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Translations ribbon [ˈrɪbən] A. N (gen) → cinta f; (for hair) → moña f, cinta f (Mil) → galón m to tear sth to ribbons (lit) → hacer algo trizas (fig) → hacer algo pedazos B. CPD ribbon development N → urbanización f a lo largo de una carretera ribbon n (for hair, dress) → Band nt; (for typewriter) → Farbband nt; (on medal) → Ordensband nt; (fig, narrow strip) → Streifen m ribbon: ribbon development n (Brit) → Zeilenbauweise f ribbon saw n (Tech) → Bandsäge f ribbon [ˈrɪb/ən] n (gen, of typewriter) → nastro (Mil) → nastrino to tear sth to ribbons → ridurre qc a brandelli (fig) → demolire qc ribbon [ˈrɪb/ən] n (gen, of typewriter) → nastro (Mil) → nastrino to tear sth to ribbons → ridurre qc a brandelli (fig) → demolire qc n ribbon [ˈribən] a long narrow strip of material used in decorating clothes, tying hair etc a blue ribbon; four metres of red ribbon. lint شَريط панделка stuha bånd; hårsløjfe das Band κορδέλα, ταινία cinta pael روبان؛ نوار nauha ruban סֶרֶט फीता traka, vrpca szalag pita borði nastro リボン 리본, 띠 kaspinas, juosta lente reben lint bånd, strimmel wstążka fita panglică тесьма, лента stuha trak traka band เส้นหรือแถบผ้ายาวที่ใช้ผูกเพื่อประดับตกแต่ง kurdele 緞帶 стрічка; вузенька смужка فیتہ dải ruy-băng 缎(丝)带 ribbon → وِشاح stužka bånd Band κορδέλα cinta koristenauha ruban vrpca nastro リボン 리본 lintje bånd wstążka fita лента band ริบบิ้น เส้นหรือแถบผ้ายาวที่ใช้ผูกเพื่อประดับตกแต่ง kurdele dải ruy-băng 缎带 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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cuts the ribbon on the DAV Chapter Hall named in his honor at the June 24 dedication in Jacksonville, N. New Rochelle Mayor Noam Bramson, center, cuts the ribbon at Huguenot Hill, the new town home condominium complex in New Rochelle. LAKE LOS ANGELES - When 10-year-old Alyx Torres cuts the ribbon to start the American Heart Association's Antelope Valley Heart Walk, it will symbolize her perseverance. |
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