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ribbon [ˈrɪbən] N

1. ribbon (strip of material):

ribbon

ribbon

2. ribbon no pl fig of road, smoke:

ribbon

wstęga f

3. ribbon MIL:

ribbon

baretka f

4. ribbon (in typewriter):

ribbon

taśma f barwiąca

Phrases:

ribbons pl (shreds), to tear sth to ribbons

drzeć [perf po-] coś na strzępy

they were cut to ribbons by machine-gun fire fig

zostali zdziesiątkowani ogniem karabinów maszynowych

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The tactile image is then projected onto the tongue via the ribbon cable where the tongues receptors pick up the signal. en.wikipedia.org

The dog and handler teams with the four highest scores in a given class will receive placement ribbons, and sometimes additional prizes. en.wikipedia.org

In case of repeated awards a large 2 or 3 is pinned to the ribbon. en.wikipedia.org

The second ribbon counts as one additional award, after which more stars may be added to the second ribbon. en.wikipedia.org

These three components effectively form a sandwich with the ribbon in the middle. en.wikipedia.org

For men, the cross is hung from a bar, and for women, on a ribbon bow, both pinned to the left chest. en.wikipedia.org

Once, an owner tipped him $500 for pinning a blue ribbon on his horse, which would have received it, tip or not. en.wikipedia.org

The medal is suspended by a red ribbon with a white cross. en.wikipedia.org

The two white stripes on the ribbon represent communication and construction. en.wikipedia.org

When a voltage is applied between the ribbon and base conductor an electrical field is generated and deflects the active ribbon downward toward the substrate. en.wikipedia.org

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