stitch
stitch
stÉȘʧ
stich
/stˈÉȘt‍ʃ/

A(z) „stitch” jelentĂ©se Ă©s meghatĂĄrozĂĄsa angolul

to stitch
01

varr, összevarr

to join fabric or material by using a needle and thread
Transitive: to stitch fabric or material
to stitch definition and meaning
Példåk
To mend the ripped seam, make sure to stitch it with a strong thread.
A szakadt varrat megjavĂ­tĂĄsĂĄhoz gyƑzƑdjön meg rĂłla, hogy erƑs cĂ©rnĂĄval varrja meg.
02

varr, összevarr

to join the edges of a wound together by a thread and needle
Transitive: to stitch a wound
to stitch definition and meaning
Példåk
After the surgery, the surgeon stitched the incision to promote healing.
A mƱtĂ©t utĂĄn a sebĂ©sz varrta a metszĂ©st a gyĂłgyulĂĄs elƑsegĂ­tĂ©se Ă©rdekĂ©ben.
01

öltés, varrat

a loop, thread, etc. that physicians use in order to sew the edges of a wound together
stitch definition and meaning
Példåk
She needed stitches after accidentally cutting her finger with a knife.
ÖsszevarrĂĄsra volt szĂŒksĂ©ge, miutĂĄn vĂ©letlenĂŒl megvĂĄgta az ujjĂĄt egy kĂ©ssel.
02

öltés, hurok

an in‑and‑out movement of thread or yarn made with a needle or hook that joins, forms, or decorates fabric, leather, or similar materials
Példåk
The tailor picked up the needle and made a neat running stitch along the seam.
A szabó felvette a tƱt és egy rendes öltést készített a varrås mentén.
03

oldalszĂșrĂĄs, hasi görcs

a sudden, localized sharp spasm or pang of pain, typically felt in the side or abdominal area during strenuous activity
Példåk
He stopped to stretch when a stitch developed after the steep hill.
MegĂĄllt, hogy nyĂșjtĂłzzon, amikor a meredek domb utĂĄn oldalfĂĄjĂĄs jelent meg.
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