Results for fabrics translation from English to Xhosa

fabrics.
amalaphu.

coated fabrics.
isigqubuthelo selaphu.

man-made canvas and fabrics.
enziwa ngabantu amalaphu eseyile.

in the past, fabrics were made from natural fibres.
kudala,amalaphu enziwa ngokwemveli yamalaphu.

however, it is being replaced by man-made fabrics.
noko ziye zathathelwa indawo zezi zenziwa ngabantu amalaphu.

black calico and cambric are plain-weave fabrics.
elimnyama ilaphu elenziwe ngomqhaphu kunye nohlobo oluthile lwelaphu elicekethekileyo.

these have produced materials from which fabrics can be woven.
ezi zenziwe ngomqhaphu ukusuka apho ilaphu linokuphothwa.

some coated fabrics are in use in the service today (1965).
ezinye ezigqunywa ezikwinkonzo ngalemihla zazisetyenziswe phaya ngo1965.

nylon, terylene and natural fabrics can be coated with various substances.
inayiloni, iterelina nawendalo amalaphu anokuthi ikhuselwe ndlela ethile.

these are suitable for weaving into fabrics such as nylon and terylene canvas.
ezi zilungile ukoluka ilaphu elinjengenayiloni neterelina zelaphu leseyile.

this produces fabrics which combine the advantages of the base fabric with those of the coating.
le ivelisa amalaphu endalo adibeneyo ukunceda awokuqale elaphu nezo zokugquma lonto.

seaming twine is also made from flax or italian hemp and is used by the sailmaker for sewing canvas and other heavy fabrics.
intambo yomthungo nayo yenziwa nge-flax okanye nge-hemp yase=itali kwaye isetyenziswa ngumenzi weseyile ekuthungeni ikhanvasi namanye amalaphu anzima.

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