Noun:

विणलेले फॅब्रिक,

textile मराठी अर्थाचे उदाहरण:

स्मृतीवन ही संकल्पना जनसामान्यात चांगल्या प्रकारे रुजलेली आहे या संकल्पनेचा वापर करून सामाजिक वनीकरण सहज शक्य आहे.

पारंपारिक लॉगिंग पद्धतींच्या तुलनेत कमी झालेले इम्पेक्ट लॉगिंग (आरआयएल) ही एक टिकाऊ वनीकरण पद्धत आहे कारण यामुळे वन आणि छत नुकसान कमी होते.

मौजे दापोली (पालघर जिल्हा) येथील वनीकरण क्षेञ.

गडाच्या सर्व बाजूनी वनीकरण केल्यामुळे हा गडाखालील परिसर सदैव हिरवागार दिसतो.

सामाजिक वनीकरण योजना विभागाच्यावतीने वनीकरण प्रयत्न सुरू केले आहेत.

वनीकरण म्हणजे झाडे लावणे म्हणजे तिथे पूर्वी झाडाचे संरक्षण नव्हते.

कृषिवनीकरण संशोधन ट्रस्ट, मार्टिन क्रॉफर्ड द्वारे व्यवस्थापित, डेव्हॉन, युनायटेड किंगडम मध्ये अनेक भूखंडांवर अनेक प्रायोगिक वन बागकाम प्रकल्प चालवते.

आनंदवनाने आजवरच्या प्रवासात शेती, पाणी, घरबांधणी, सामाजिक वनीकरण, दुग्धविकास, प्लास्टिक पुनर्वापर अशा विविध क्षेत्रांत नानाविध यशस्वी प्रयोग केले आहेत.

रोपवाटिकेत, कर्नाटक वनीकरण विभागामध्ये उगवल्या जाणार्‍या आणि कापणी करायच्या बियांची काळजी घेण्याची जबाबदारी गौडा यांच्यावर होती आणि त्या विशेषतः अगासुर बीजकोशाचा एक भाग असलेल्या बियांची काळजी घेत होत्या.

  शेतीमध्ये पिके, फलोत्पादन, दूध व पशुसंवर्धन, जलचर, मासेमारी, रेशीम पालन, मत्स्यपालन, वनीकरण आणि संबंधित क्रिया समाविष्ट आहेत.

‘वनराई बांध’ - सामाजिक वनीकरण आणि पाणलोट क्षेत्र विकासावर आधारित माहितीपट (हिंदी).

त्यामुळे खडकाळ, मुरमाड, उघड्या, बोडक्‍या टेकड्यांवर आणि माळांवर वनीकरणासाठी हे एक आदर्श झाड आहे.

textile's Usage Examples:

Great Britain had a good amount of cotton stored up in warehouses in several locations that would provide for their textile needs for some time.

Later developmentThe Rinpa school was revived in the Genroku era (1688–1704) by Ogata Kōrin and his younger brother Ogata Kenzan, sons of a prosperous Kyoto textile merchant.

The collaboration consists of home textiles such as carpets, plaids, pillowcases, towels, bedspreads and bed sets.

artistic capabilities and a thorough knowledge of pattern development, draping, drafting, textiles and fashion history.

Linen textiles appear to be some of the oldest in the world; their history goes back many.

textiles, landscape, and artist"s books, addressing themes of inter-contentedness, sustainability, and protection of ecological diversity.

In 1920, the textile industry was the most important and Japan was known mainly as a manufacturer of wool and silk products, fabrics, fans, toys and similar goods.

French mercerie, the notions trade) initially referred to silk, linen, and fustian textiles among various other piece goods imported to England in the 12th.

The textile industry is the primary employer, although the international trade environment on textiles has brought in fluctuations in employment.

It has also been isolated from stems of Urtica dioica, hay, rhizospheres of groundnut, rice and wheat, paper products, and mouldy textiles, as.

Silver Studio collection of designs for wallpapers and textiles, the Charles Hasler collection, and the Crown Wallpaper Archive.

Here you can see exhibits of pottery, utensils and tools, textiles and other implements used by the Moxos culture.

indication of the size of Birmingham"s textile trade at the time, the 44 broadcloths sold being a tiny fraction of the 3,000 sold in the major textile centre.

Synonyms:

Aertex, cloth, coating, pick, bombazine, marseille, cretonne, moleskin, velours, woollen, foulard, etamin, seersucker, meshwork, Velcro, meshing, cobweb, net, grogram, drapery, cord, worsted, whipcord, georgette, canopy, brocade, khaddar, fiber, edging, damask, filling, velour, taffeta, horsehair, cerecloth, wash-and-wear, rayon, calico, lame, batiste, serge, felt, pongee, upholstery material, rep, shirting, hopsack, chenille, haircloth, olive drab, hopsacking, terrycloth, yoke, stammel, flannel, diaper, boucle, scrim, velveteen, watered-silk, woolen, tapestry, denim, cashmere, tammy, network, motley, duffel, toweling, moquette, camel"s hair, cambric, camouflage, wincey, pique, webbing, satinette, bunting, shag, permanent press, chiffon, grosgrain, canvass, vicuna, suede cloth, moire, chino, terry cloth, mohair, doeskin, madras, hair, batik, tappa, challis, lisle, pilot cloth, lace, jacquard, cotton flannel, corduroy, organza, monk"s cloth, material, web, moreen, faille, waterproof, sharkskin, screening, homespun, vulcanized fiber, imitation leather, linen, hem, mesh, herringbone, chintz, baize, satinet, basket weave, suede, chambray, jean, flannelette, canvas, wire cloth, sponge cloth, suiting, ticking, Viyella, khaki, tapis, sateen, cotton, camelhair, poplin, mackintosh, piece of cloth, sacking, paisley, silesia, dungaree, pinstripe, frieze, artefact, metallic, crinoline, piece of material, Canton flannel, gingham, camo, camlet, dimity, artifact, belting, shirttail, towelling, acrylic, jaconet, oilcloth, gabardine, print, percale, ninon, crepe, plush, quilting, mackinaw, tweed, voile, elastic, linsey-woolsey, aba, fabric, buckram, terry, sailcloth, lint, alpaca, fleece, leatherette, velvet, satin, broadcloth, repp, pina cloth, khadi, sackcloth, warp, twill, polyester, swan"s down, durable press, trousering, pepper-and-salt, nankeen, duck, crape, shantung, nylon, weft, spandex, sheeting, panting, diamante, etamine, muslin, knit, bagging, woof, wool, mousseline de sole, samite, fibre, tapa, tartan, fustian, duffle, plaid, macintosh, silk,

Antonyms:

disjoin, irresponsibility, irresponsibleness, unthoughtfulness, natural object,