interlining in English

noun

1

material used as an extra lining between the ordinary lining and the fabric of a garment, curtain, etc..

Several trimming companies recently became members, offering goods such as linings, interlinings , buttons, zippers and lace, etc.

verb

1

insert words between the lines of (a document or other text).

the writing was overwritten and interlined by many hands

2

put an extra lining between the ordinary lining and the fabric of (a garment, curtain, etc.), typically to provide extra strength.

Use "interlining" in a sentence

1. Widerøe has interlining agreements and participates in EuroBonus for international flights.

2. Therefore, the adhesive will flow away from the glue line, mainly into a base fabric of interlining.

3. Nevertheless, the routing is not direct and interlining railcars adds to the total transit time.

4. Should the interlining or the shell material become damaged they will be more accessible for repairs.

5. The reinforced ankles come equipped with drainage holes for the accumulation of water in between the outer shell and the MVP interlining.

6. Therefore, the parties offered a commitment package, which includes notably access to slots, interlining agreements, access to frequent flyer programmes and a freeze on flight frequencies.

7. Designers' and stylists' preferences as well as production requirements are all factors which are taken into account by Lainiere de Picardie technicians for interlining needs.

8. This is a flexible but rigid Boning added to the lining or interlining – it is easy to use, can be manipulated easily and can be melted with fire into the size you want

9. A survey of 51 teachers licensed to teach children with visual disabilities in Minnesota found they had high abilities for using references when transcribing Braille, producing Braille with Braillewriters, interlining Braille, and using software for Braille transcription, low abilities for writing with slate and stylus and that few had Braille transcriber certification.