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Definition of seaming - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
sewingTECH. the act of joining two pieces of fabricTECH.
- The tailor was skilled in seaming delicate fabrics.
2.
textileTECH. line where two pieces of fabric are joinedTECH.
- The seaming on the dress was barely visible.
Adjective
1.
making seamsTECH. related to the process of making seamsTECH.
- The seaming process is crucial in garment construction.
2.
designTECH. characterized by visible seams or jointsTECH.
- The seaming pattern was evident on the fabric.
Images of seaming
the act of joining two pieces of fabric 
line where two pieces of fabric are joined
Origin of seaming
Old English, seam (joint) + -ing (action)
Examples of seaming in a sentence
She learned seaming in her sewing class. The seaming on the quilt was intricate. She admired the seaming of the costume. Seaming techniques vary depending on the fabric. She specialized in seaming for high-end fashion. The seaming lines added a unique touch to the dress.
The designer focused on the seaming details of the jacket.
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- French:assemblage, de couture, ...
- German:Nähen, Verbindungsprozess, ...
- Italian:cucitura, di cucitura, ...
- Spanish:costura, de confección, ...
- Portuguese:costura, relativo à costura, ...
- Chinese:拼接, 接缝的, ...
- Japanese:縫い合わせ, 縫い目作りの, ...
- Arabic:تَوْصِيل, خِيَاطِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:תְּפִירָה, קָשׁוּר לְתְפִירָה, ...
- Russian:сшивание, швейный, ...
- Ukrainian:шиття, процес шиття, ...
- Hindi:सीमिंग, सीम बनाने से संबंधित, ...
Definition of seam - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
sewingline where two pieces of fabric meet
- She sewed the seam carefully to avoid gaps.
2.
constructionjoint between two sections of material
- The metal seam was welded for strength.
3.
geologyTECH. layer of coal or mineral undergroundTECH.
- The miners discovered a rich seam of coal.
Verb
1.
clothestr. join fabric pieces by sewing a stitched linetr.
- She seamed the two pieces of fabric together.
2.
markingtr. mark with a visible line or stitchtr.
- The old book was seamed with age.
3.
crackingintr. crack open along a seamintr.
- The wall seamed after the earthquake.
4.
cricketintr. TECH. UK make the ball move sideways after bouncingintr. TECH. UK
- The bowler seamed the ball effectively.
Images of seam
line where two pieces of fabric meet 
joint between two sections of material 
layer of coal or mineral underground
Expressions with seam
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extra material beyond the seam line for adjustments
She measured the seam allowance before cutting the fabric..
tool used to remove stitches
She used a seam ripper to undo the stitches.
line where two parts are joined together by melted filler metal
Inspect the weld seam carefully for any signs of cracks.
layer of coal between rock layers
The miners discovered a rich coal seam.
player who bowls using seam technique
The seam bowler took three wickets in the match.
seam with raw edges enclosed between stitched folds
She used a French seam to finish the delicate silk blouse..
way to bowl with the seam upright
The player used seam bowling to confuse the batsman.
Origin of seam
Old English, seam (seam, suture)
Examples of seam in a sentence
He noticed a tear along the seam of his shirt. Water leaked through the seam of the old roof. The geologist mapped the seam for future excavation. A seam of minerals was found beneath the farmland. He carefully seamed the edges of the quilt. The tailor seamed the dress with precision.
The tailor seamed the fabric with precision. The road was seamed with cracks after the earthquake. The fabric seamed under pressure. The ice seamed as the temperature rose. He seamed the ball to the left. They seamed the ball with precision.
View all translations of seam
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- French:couture, assembler, ...
- German:Naht, nähen, ...
- Italian:cucitura, cucire, ...
- Spanish:costura, coser, ...
- Portuguese:costura, costurar, ...
- Chinese:接缝, 缝合, ...
- Japanese:縫い目, 縫い合わせる, ...
- Arabic:دَرْز, دَرَز, ...
- Hebrew:תֶּפֶר, לִתְפּוֹר, ...
- Russian:шов, сшивать, ...
- Ukrainian:шов, зшивати, ...
- Hindi:सीवन, सिलना, ...
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