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The thimble is also called top true. It is a sewing product commonly used in Chinese folk in the old days. It is usually made of iron or copper. Hoop-shaped, covered with small pits, usually put on the middle finger to push the tail of the needle, so as not to hurt the hand, and it can push the finger more easily against the tail of the needle, used to penetrate clothing. The thimble can also be called a push pin, inlay, middle needle, or needle. Sometimes the tip of a lathe is also called a thimble.
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- [thimble]: Ring finger cots, usually made of metal or plastic, have dense dents on the surface. They are used to protect your fingers when you push the needle over the fabric. [1]
- 1. Abbreviation for continued tingling.
- "Journey to the West" 64th: "Eighteen Gong also said without saying: 'I have a thimble from the word: spring is not glorious, winter is not withered, clouds come and go like nothing.' Former thimble two sentences: No wind shakes the shadow of the daughter-in-law, and there is a picture of happiness and good fortune. '"See" Dingzhen continued. "
- 2. It means one by one.
- "Awakening to the world, Zhang Tingxiu escaped to save his father": "Two years ago, Zhao Ang retired from Beijing to go to Beijing and chose Hongdong County, Pingyang Prefecture, Shanxi. This county is one of the most beautiful and lacking thimble.
- 3. The tools worn on the fingers when doing needlework are mostly made of metal materials, and there are many small nests on them, which are used to resist the needle noses, so that the needles can easily pass through the live meter without hurting the fingers.
- Lu Ding et al. "Send Combs": "Use the awl, wear a thimble, and the old lady has already glared and put on presbyopic glasses."
- Chapter 1 of Ouyang Shan's "Gao Qiang Dao": "This one asks Gao Ganda to get socks, and the one who asks Gao Ganda needs thimble." [1]