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a thin, flexible cord made from fibers twisted together, commonly used for tying, fastening, or threading objects
a cord of stretched wire, nylon, etc. on a musical instrument that is plucked to produce sound
What is a "string"?
A string is a long, thin piece of material, usually made of metal, nylon, or gut, used in stringed musical instruments. It is stretched across the body of the instrument and vibrates when struck, plucked, or bowed to produce sound. The tension and thickness of the string determine its pitch, with tighter and thinner strings producing higher notes and looser or thicker strings producing lower notes. Strings are found in instruments such as guitars, violins, pianos, and harps, where they are essential for generating the instrument’s sound.
stringed instruments that are played with a bow, including the violin, viola, cello, and double bass, producing sound through the vibration of strings
a cord used to tighten or secure around an opening, typically found in clothing or bags
a linear sequence of elements, such as characters, words, or proteins, arranged in a specific order and used in various contexts like computing, biology, and linguistics
a series of related items or events arranged in a specific order
a series of objects connected or threaded along a single line or thread
a necklace created by threading beads, pearls, or other small objects together on a cord or wire
a hypothetical one-dimensional subatomic particle in cosmology and physics, possessing energy and dynamic, flexible properties
a tough fiber found in vegetables, meat, or other food, such as the fibrous strands connecting the two halves of a bean pod
the thin cords stretched across the frame of a sports racket, such as a tennis or badminton racket, used to hit the ball or shuttlecock
to thread objects onto a cord or strand, or to arrange in a sequence as if threading on a cord
to add items, events, or elements in a sequence as if threading them on a cord
to supply or fit with strings, typically in the context of musical instruments or equipment that require strings for use
to remove the fibrous or tough parts from vegetables or other food items
to tie or fasten with a string, often used to connect or hang objects
to arrange or connect objects in a line or sequence, similar to a string
to move or proceed in a line or series, often implying a somewhat loose or extended arrangement
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