ZIPPER

[`zɪpə]

застежка-молния

ботинки сапоги на молнии

Zipper: translation

   Although Elias Howe had patented the "automatic and continuous closure device" in 1851, and Whitcomb L. Judson invented and patented the "clasp locker" in 1891, it was Gideon Sunback, a Swedish-born Canadian immigrant, who invented the concept of interlocking teeth called the "hookless fastener" in 1913. Although the Hookless Fastener Company opened in Meadeville, Pennsylvania, in 1914, the clothing industry was slow to accept the invention. In 1920, the B.F. Goodrich Company used the fastener on its rubber boots and coined the word zipper. But, in 1928, the Hookless Fastener Company trademarked the word talon and, in 1938, changed the company name to Talon, Inc. It was during the mid to late 1930s that the zipper gained acceptance in men's, women's, and children's clothing. Today, zippers are not only the fastener of choice for all areas of the apparel industry, but are offered in various materials and styles, including coil or classic, invisible, metal or plastic, separating, and closed-ended zippers. Designers have promoted their use in such trends as the punk style and to evoke sexual provocation.

zipper: übersetzung

zipper¹

zipper¹ [zipe] <1>

verbe transitif

einen Reißverschluss einnähen; Beispiel: être zippé vêtement einen Reißverschluss haben

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zipper²

zipper² [zipe] <1>

verbe transitif

informatique zippen fichier, données

Zipper: übersetzung

Zịp|per 〈engl. [zı̣p-] m. 3; Mode〉 Reißverschluss ● taillierte Jacken mit aufwendigem \Zipper [engl.]

Zịp|per, der; -s, - [engl. zipper, zu: zip = Reißverschluss] (salopp):

Zịp|per, der; -s, - [engl. zipper, zu: zip = Reißverschluss] (salopp): Reißverschluss: Trainingsanzug ... mit zahlreichen -n in zartem Orange (MM 20./21. 6. 92, 64).

zipper: translation

articulate, bang, bar, barricade, batten, batten down, bolt, buckle, butt, button, button up, choke, choke off, clap, clasp, cleat, clip, close, close up, constrict, contain, contract, cover, dovetail, fasten, fold, fold up, hasp, hinge, hitch, hook, jam, joint, key, latch, lock, lock out, lock up, miter, mortise, nail, occlude, padlock, peg, pin, plumb, rabbet, rivet, scarf, screw, seal, seal off, seal up, secure, sew, shut, shut the door, shut up, skewer, slam, snap, squeeze shut, staple, stick, stitch, strangle, tack, toggle, wedge, zip up

zipper: translation

1) the opening edge along the upper forward seam of the cod end of a mid-water trawl facilitating removal of fish

2) a structure for lifting the leadline of a purse net to the surface in order to divide a large catch or to isolate a small catch

3) an item of dress often found open in drowned male anglers fishing from a small, unstable boat

1. амер. разг. застёжка-молния

2. pl ботинки, боты или сапоги на молнии

zipper [ˊzɪpə] n

1) (преим. амер.) застёжка-мо́лния

2) pl боти́нки или сапоги́ на мо́лнии

zipper: translation

Zipper is used before these nouns: ↑closure

vt

zipper: translation

See leucine zipper.