English ⇄ German

silk [sɪlk] n
gen.	Seide f; Seidenstoff m; Seidengewand n; Seidenwaren n; Seiden- f
agric.	Seiden- f (as of worm or its cocoon); seidenartig (as of worm or its cocoon); seiden
brit.	Seidentalar m (eines Kronanwalts); Kronanwalt m
chem.	Seide f (fibroin/sericin)
mining.	Seidenglanz (von Mineralen)
silk cloth [sɪlk] n
gen.	Seidenstoffe m
silk [sɪlk] adj.
gen.	Seiden...
English thesaurus
silk [sɪlk] n
cinema	A large section of translucent white cloth used to filter and soften a hard-light source.
jewl.	Small inclusions on a gemstone.
law	Queen's Counsel (Capital)
SILK [sɪlk] abbr.
abbr.	Silknet Software, Inc.
abbr., IT	Scout In The Linux Kernel
silks n
law	Queen's Counsel (As members wear silk gowns of a particular design (see court dress), the award of Queen's or King's Counsel is known informally as taking silk, and hence QCs are often colloquially called silks. 4uzhoj)
SILK [sɪlk] abbr.
abbr., laser.med.	smooth incision lenticule keratomileusis (MichaelBurov); suturless intrastromal lamellar keratoplasty (MichaelBurov)

silk: 607 phrases in 34 subjects

Agriculture	11
American usage, not spelling	9
Biology	2
Book binding	2
British usage, not spelling	5
Chemical fibers	2
Chemistry	26
Communications	7
Construction	2
Dyes	6
Entomology	8
Finances	3
Forestry	5
General	293
Geography	2
Historical	1
Ichthyology	7
Industry	107
Informal	1
Leather	2
Life sciences	2
Medical	20
Medical appliances	3
Metallurgy	1
Microelectronics	1
Natural resourses and wildlife conservation	4
Natural sciences	7
Packaging	1
Polygraphy	2
Slang	1
Technology	7
Textile industry	40
Zoology	6
Zootechnics	11