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Definition of ruche - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
fashionTECH. strip of pleated or gathered fabric used as a decorative trimTECH.
- The elegant blouse was adorned with a delicate ruche at the collar..
2.
oyster farmingDated pile of arched tiles for oyster spawnDated
- The ruche helped in collecting oyster spawn.
Images of ruche

strip of pleated or gathered fabric used as a decorative trim 
pile of arched tiles for oyster spawn
Origin of ruche
French, ruche (beehive)
Examples of ruche in a sentence
She added a ruche to the curtains for a vintage look. The fishermen arranged the ruche carefully. A well-placed ruche can boost oyster production.
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- French:volant, amas de tuiles arquées, ...
- German:Rüsche, gestapelter Haufen gewölbter Platten zur Sammlung von Austernlaich, ...
- Italian:arricciatura, mucchio di tegole arcuate, ...
- Spanish:adorno fruncido, montón de tejas, ...
- Portuguese:babado, telheiro, ...
- Chinese:褶饰, 瓦堆, ...
- Japanese:フリル, ...
- Arabic:كِشْكِش, روشيه, ...
- Hebrew:רוּשׁ, עֲרַמַּת אַרִיחִים קְמֻשָּׁרוֹת לְהַטְּלַת זֶרַע צַדְפִּים, ...
- Russian:оборка, рюш, ...
- Ukrainian:рюш, устрицевий рюш, ...
- Hindi:रूश, ...
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