fibre An extremely long, pliable, cohesive natural or manufactured threadlike object from which yarns are spun to be woven into textiles ['faɪbə] adj.

environ.

fibre

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fibre ['faɪbə] abbr.

abbr., meas.inst.

fiber (ssn)

fibre

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fibre abbr.
chem.	pulpe
food.ind.	crin
food.serv.	cellulose
health. food.ind.	fibre alimentaire
med.	enveloppe cellulosique
met.	nerf
pack.	fil; matière textile; matière filable; matière fibreuse


"in!" abbr.
row.	"en bateau!"
"in" abbr.
voll.	dedans