thread VB (arts)
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thread N
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thread VB (arts)
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- نَظَمَ الدُّرَّ إلخ في خَيْط
thread INDUST
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discussion thread N COMPUT
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| you | thread |
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| we | thread |
| you | thread |
| they | thread |
| I | threaded |
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This is to prevent contact with the external thread to protect the threads or protect other things the threads would rub against.
en.wikipedia.org Upon even closer inspection, hundreds of small human hairs appear to be the thread that is attaching the tunic to the table.
en.wikipedia.org Sometimes shiny threads are woven into the fabric for an elegant effect.
en.wikipedia.org The execution core has a data path, a memory, and register banks for eight threads.
en.wikipedia.org Before wristwatches became popular, gentlemen kept their pocket watches in the front waistcoat pocket, with the watch on a watch chain threaded through a buttonhole.
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