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- N1. सामान\pallet1ले\pallet1जाने\pallet1या\pallet1रखने\pallet1के\pallet1लिये खाँचाThe pallets of books are stacked on top of each other.किताबों के खाँचों का एक दूसरे पर ढ़ेर लगाया हुआ है.
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pallet — pallet1 /pal it/, n. 1. a bed or mattress of straw. 2. a small or makeshift bed. [1325 75; ME pailet < AF paillete, equiv. to OF paille straw ( < L palea chaff) + ete ETTE] pallet2 /pal it/, n., v., palleted, palleting. n … Universalium
pallet — pallet1 noun 1》 a straw mattress. 2》 a crude or makeshift bed. Origin ME: from Anglo Norman Fr. paillete, from paille straw . pallet2 noun 1》 a portable platform on which goods can be moved, stacked, and stored. 2》 a flat wooden blade with a… … English new terms dictionary
paillette — pailletted, adj. /puy yet , pay , peuh let /; Fr. /pann yet /, n., pl. paillettes /pal yets , peuh lets /; Fr. /pann yet /. 1. a spangle for ornamenting a costume. 2. (in enameling) a decorative piece of gold, silver, or colored foil. [1875 80; … Universalium
paillon — Fr. /pah yawonn /, n., pl. paillons Fr. /pah yawonn /. a sheet of thin metallic foil used decoratively in enameling and gilding. [1885 90; < F, special use of paille straw (see PALLET1) + on n. suffix] * * * … Universalium
paillette — /pæliˈɛt/ (say palee et) noun 1. a spangle used in ornamenting a costume. 2. a decorative piece of foil used in enamelling. {French, diminutive of paille straw. See pallet1} …
pallet — pallet1 [pal′it] n. [Fr palette: see PALETTE] 1. a wooden tool consisting of a flat blade with a handle; esp., such a tool used by potters for smoothing and rounding 2. PALETTE (sense 1) 3. a low, portable platform, usually double faced, on which … English World dictionary
paillon — (ˈ)pī|(y)ōⁿ, (ˈ)pä|yōⁿ noun ( s) Etymology: French, metallic foil, handful of straw, from paille : a thin sheet of usually fine metallic foil (as of silver or gold) used especially in enameling and gilding and often overlaid with a translucent… … Useful english dictionary
