Kemp Meaning in English
word
/ˈkɛmp/
kemp
/ˈkɛmp/
kemp
释义
Kemp is a coarse, stiff fiber found in sheep's wool, which does not dye well and is considered lower quality for making textiles.
用法与细微差别
Mainly used in fields related to wool processing, textile manufacturing, and animal husbandry. Uncommon in daily conversation. Not to be confused with 'camp' (temporary sleeping place) or used as a verb.
Spanish: fibras duras (lana)Portuguese (BR): fibras duras (lã)Portuguese (PT): fibras duras (lã)Chinese (Simplified): 粗硬纤维（羊毛中的硬毛）Chinese (Traditional): 粗硬纖維（羊毛中的硬毛）Hindi: कड़ी ऊन रेशेArabic: ألياف خشنة (صوف)Bengali: কঠিন উল ফাইবারRussian: жёсткие волокна (шерсть)Japanese: ケンプ繊維（羊毛の硬い繊維）Vietnamese: xơ cứng (trong lông cừu)Korean: 경질 섬유(양모 안의 딱딱한 털)Turkish: sert lifler (yünde bulunan)Urdu: سخت ریشے (اون میں)Indonesian: serat keras (pada wol)
例句
The wool contains a lot of kemp.
basic
Kemp makes the fabric rough.
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We need to remove the kemp from the wool.
basic
A high percentage of kemp lowers the value of the wool.
natural
You can spot kemp by its white, brittle fibers.
natural
The presence of kemp can be a problem for making fine clothing.
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