WEFT-KNITTED FISHNET

Domain	Definition
Industry	A weft-knitted structure knitted on machines having one set of needles with facilities for activating the needles individually. The fabric structure is a combination of float stitches and plated stitches. A common fishnet structure is knitted by plating a thick yarn with a thin yarn in such a way that alternate stitches in the fabric consist of plain plated loops in which the thick yarn and the thin yarn have been knitted up together. The stitches between the plated stitches are knitted from the thin yarn only, whilst the thick yarn is floated at the back of these stitches. The fabric is knitted on the basis that were, in one course, odd needles knit the plain stitches from the thin yarn only, this is done by the even needles at the next course, and so on. This produces an openwork structure. Source: European Union. (references)
Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Language		Translations for "WEFT-KNITTED FISHNET"; alternative meanings/domain in parentheses.
Danish		skudstrikket fiskenet. (various references)

Dutch		kuleerbreisel-visnet. (various references)

French		filet noué. (various references)

German		Filetwaren. (various references)

Greek		φισνέτ τρυπητό. (various references)

Italian		prodotto di punto a rete. (various references)

Pig Latin		eft-knittedway ishnetfay

Portuguese		rede de pesca em malha de trama. (various references)

Spanish		red anudada. (various references)
Source: compiled by the editor from various translation references.

Specialty Definition: WEFT-KNITTED FISHNET