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bell sleeve |
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Domain: |
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Garments |
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Subdomain (1st level): |
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Dress, Top, Outerwear |
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Table: |
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Table 12 |
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Noun phrase
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Countable
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Definition: |
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Sleeve made narrow at the top, set into normal armhole, and flaring at lower edge like a bell. Introduced in the second half of the 19th century. |
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FDF, 1988
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Context: |
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The bishop and the bell sleeve have the same modified fullness. The bishop, however, is gathered into a cuff while the bell flares at the lower edge. |
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Zamkoff, Price, 1990
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Attestation:
10
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Contained in: |
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outerwear, top (en), dress |
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Co-hyponyms: |
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set-in sleeve, raglan sleeve, detachable sleeve, balloon sleeve, three-quarter sleeve, long sleeve, cap sleeve, batwing sleeve, short sleeve, puffed sleeve, kimono sleeve |
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Hyperonyms: |
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sleeve |
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It:
manica a campana
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Degree of reliability:
10
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CIFS, 1989
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