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embroidery in German

embroidery in German is Stickerei, Sticken, Ausschmückung — embroidery means the craft or art of decorating fabric by stitching thread or yarn onto it.

embroidery in German

Stickerei
noun
The ornamentation of fabric using needlework.
Sticken
noun
The ornamentation of fabric using needlework.
Stickerei
noun
A piece of embroidered fabric.
Ausschmückung
noun
(figurative) The elaboration of an account, etc. with details, especially when fictitious.

What does "embroidery" mean?

  1. noun The craft or art of decorating fabric by stitching thread or yarn onto it.
    "She took up embroidery as a hobby during the winter."
  2. noun Extra, often exaggerated, detail added to an account or story.
    "Strip away the embroidery and the actual events were fairly ordinary."
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embroidery in a sentence

  • She took up embroidery as a hobby during the winter.
  • The museum displayed centuries-old embroidery from royal robes.
  • Strip away the embroidery and the actual events were fairly ordinary.

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What is "embroidery" in German?

"embroidery" in German is Stickerei, Sticken, Ausschmückung. embroidery means: The craft or art of decorating fabric by stitching thread or yarn onto it.

How do you use "embroidery" in a sentence?

Example: "She took up embroidery as a hobby during the winter." In German, "embroidery" is Stickerei, Sticken, Ausschmückung.

Are there other ways to say "embroidery" in German?

Yes — German has 3 translations listed for "embroidery": Stickerei, Sticken, Ausschmückung.

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