Lame
81-lame — contre lame …
82lamé — la|mé 〈[ me:] Adj.; Textilw.; undekl.〉 mit Lamé durchwirkt; oV …
83Lamé — La|mé 〈[ me:] n.; Gen.: s, Pl.: s; Textilw.〉 Seidengewebe in Atlasbindung mit Schuss aus Metallfäden; oV [Etym.: <frz. lamé »mit Lahn durchzogen«; → Lahn] …
84lame — [OE] Prehistoric Germanic had an adjective *lamon which meant ‘weak limbed’, and seems to have originated in a base which meant something like ‘break by hitting’ (English lam ‘hit’ [16], as in ‘lam into someone’, and its derivative lambaste [17]… …
85lamé — (lah MAY) [French] A fabric consisting of flat silver or gold metallic threads interwoven with silk, cotton, etc. Found in Paris a preworn Nina Ricci gold lamé gown at a bargain price …
86lame — adjective 1》 disabled in the leg or foot. 2》 (of an explanation or excuse) unconvincingly feeble. 3》 N. Amer. informal pathetic or socially inept. verb make lame. Derivatives lamely adverb lameness noun Origin OE lama, of Gmc origin …
87lame — I. a. 1. Crippled, halt, hobbling. 2. Defective, imperfect. 3. Insufficient, unsatisfactory, weak, feeble, poor. II. v. a. Cripple, make lame …
88lamé — noun (U) cloth containing gold or silver threads: a gold lamé evening skirt …
89lamé — D✓la|mé [la me: ], la|mee <französisch> (mit Lamé durchwirkt) …
90lame — plokštelė statusas T sritis automatika atitikmenys: angl. plate; segment; slice; strip vok. Lamelle, f; Platte, f; Segment, n rus. ламель, f; пластина, f; пластинка, f pranc. lame, f; lamelle, f; plaque, f; plaquette, f …
