Definition of sewing machine in English:

sewing machine

noun

A machine with a mechanically driven needle for sewing or stitching cloth.
Example sentencesExamples
- Use sewing machine to stitch ribbon in place from top to bottom on both edges of the ribbon.
- One problem I often find with sewing machines is missing belt guards and needle guards.
- Karen kept quiet and the mother superior ordered Karen to work at a sewing machine without needles for hours.
- In twentieth century wars, factories producing agricultural machines and sewing machines were converted to build weapons.
- These include providing people with sewing machines for cloths making and boxes for fish and vegetable vendors.
- Double check the threading of your sewing machine to prevent immediate stitching problems.
- A lounge inside is decorated with old household items, like a piano, sewing machines and white crocheted table cloths.
- Sewing was still done mostly on a Singer treadle sewing machine, though electric sewing machines became more common near the middle of the century.
- These included sewing machines, knitting and crochet instruments and their supplies of cloth and thread.
- Founded in 1862 as a manufacturer of sewing machines, Opel later built motorcycles before entering the car business.
- A universal needle can be used in all household sewing machines that accept a flat shank.
- A sewing machine that allows for a lock stitch both top and bottom has been designed and is now available.
- Hasina, who knows certain basics of stitching, has oiled her sewing machine.
- The figures of three adults, a baby and a dog are constructed of patches of cloth stitched with a sewing machine.
- They don't exactly have sewing machines but there is a tailor down the road who could finish them in a day.
- About 100 employees can work at sewing machines and then hand-deliver repaired costume pieces to singers before they go on stage.
- Thread the sewing machine with monofilament thread in the needle and thread to match the felt in the bobbin.
- The artist had acquired a 1959 sewing machine that did chain stitching only.
- In August 1999, while setting up for a trade show in Utah, the two men were caught in a tornado that destroyed their sewing machines and sent them diving for cover.
- Once sewing machines were available, ladies expected more and more complicated clothes to be made for them at lower prices, forgetting that there was often a lot of hand-finishing involved.

Definition of sewing machine in US English:

sewing machine

nounˈsoʊɪŋ məˌʃinˈsōiNG məˌSHēn

A machine with a mechanically driven needle for sewing or stitching cloth.
Example sentencesExamples
- Sewing was still done mostly on a Singer treadle sewing machine, though electric sewing machines became more common near the middle of the century.
- About 100 employees can work at sewing machines and then hand-deliver repaired costume pieces to singers before they go on stage.
- One problem I often find with sewing machines is missing belt guards and needle guards.
- A sewing machine that allows for a lock stitch both top and bottom has been designed and is now available.
- In twentieth century wars, factories producing agricultural machines and sewing machines were converted to build weapons.
- A universal needle can be used in all household sewing machines that accept a flat shank.
- Use sewing machine to stitch ribbon in place from top to bottom on both edges of the ribbon.
- A lounge inside is decorated with old household items, like a piano, sewing machines and white crocheted table cloths.
- Once sewing machines were available, ladies expected more and more complicated clothes to be made for them at lower prices, forgetting that there was often a lot of hand-finishing involved.
- The figures of three adults, a baby and a dog are constructed of patches of cloth stitched with a sewing machine.
- Double check the threading of your sewing machine to prevent immediate stitching problems.
- Hasina, who knows certain basics of stitching, has oiled her sewing machine.
- These include providing people with sewing machines for cloths making and boxes for fish and vegetable vendors.
- Founded in 1862 as a manufacturer of sewing machines, Opel later built motorcycles before entering the car business.
- The artist had acquired a 1959 sewing machine that did chain stitching only.
- They don't exactly have sewing machines but there is a tailor down the road who could finish them in a day.
- Karen kept quiet and the mother superior ordered Karen to work at a sewing machine without needles for hours.
- In August 1999, while setting up for a trade show in Utah, the two men were caught in a tornado that destroyed their sewing machines and sent them diving for cover.
- These included sewing machines, knitting and crochet instruments and their supplies of cloth and thread.
- Thread the sewing machine with monofilament thread in the needle and thread to match the felt in the bobbin.

单词	sewing machine
释义	Definition of sewing machine in English: sewing machine noun A machine with a mechanically driven needle for sewing or stitching cloth. Example sentencesExamples Use sewing machine to stitch ribbon in place from top to bottom on both edges of the ribbon. One problem I often find with sewing machines is missing belt guards and needle guards. Karen kept quiet and the mother superior ordered Karen to work at a sewing machine without needles for hours. In twentieth century wars, factories producing agricultural machines and sewing machines were converted to build weapons. These include providing people with sewing machines for cloths making and boxes for fish and vegetable vendors. Double check the threading of your sewing machine to prevent immediate stitching problems. A lounge inside is decorated with old household items, like a piano, sewing machines and white crocheted table cloths. Sewing was still done mostly on a Singer treadle sewing machine, though electric sewing machines became more common near the middle of the century. These included sewing machines, knitting and crochet instruments and their supplies of cloth and thread. Founded in 1862 as a manufacturer of sewing machines, Opel later built motorcycles before entering the car business. A universal needle can be used in all household sewing machines that accept a flat shank. A sewing machine that allows for a lock stitch both top and bottom has been designed and is now available. Hasina, who knows certain basics of stitching, has oiled her sewing machine. The figures of three adults, a baby and a dog are constructed of patches of cloth stitched with a sewing machine. They don't exactly have sewing machines but there is a tailor down the road who could finish them in a day. About 100 employees can work at sewing machines and then hand-deliver repaired costume pieces to singers before they go on stage. Thread the sewing machine with monofilament thread in the needle and thread to match the felt in the bobbin. The artist had acquired a 1959 sewing machine that did chain stitching only. In August 1999, while setting up for a trade show in Utah, the two men were caught in a tornado that destroyed their sewing machines and sent them diving for cover. Once sewing machines were available, ladies expected more and more complicated clothes to be made for them at lower prices, forgetting that there was often a lot of hand-finishing involved. Definition of sewing machine in US English: sewing machine nounˈsoʊɪŋ məˌʃinˈsōiNG məˌSHēn A machine with a mechanically driven needle for sewing or stitching cloth. Example sentencesExamples Sewing was still done mostly on a Singer treadle sewing machine, though electric sewing machines became more common near the middle of the century. About 100 employees can work at sewing machines and then hand-deliver repaired costume pieces to singers before they go on stage. One problem I often find with sewing machines is missing belt guards and needle guards. A sewing machine that allows for a lock stitch both top and bottom has been designed and is now available. In twentieth century wars, factories producing agricultural machines and sewing machines were converted to build weapons. A universal needle can be used in all household sewing machines that accept a flat shank. Use sewing machine to stitch ribbon in place from top to bottom on both edges of the ribbon. A lounge inside is decorated with old household items, like a piano, sewing machines and white crocheted table cloths. Once sewing machines were available, ladies expected more and more complicated clothes to be made for them at lower prices, forgetting that there was often a lot of hand-finishing involved. The figures of three adults, a baby and a dog are constructed of patches of cloth stitched with a sewing machine. Double check the threading of your sewing machine to prevent immediate stitching problems. Hasina, who knows certain basics of stitching, has oiled her sewing machine. These include providing people with sewing machines for cloths making and boxes for fish and vegetable vendors. Founded in 1862 as a manufacturer of sewing machines, Opel later built motorcycles before entering the car business. The artist had acquired a 1959 sewing machine that did chain stitching only. They don't exactly have sewing machines but there is a tailor down the road who could finish them in a day. Karen kept quiet and the mother superior ordered Karen to work at a sewing machine without needles for hours. In August 1999, while setting up for a trade show in Utah, the two men were caught in a tornado that destroyed their sewing machines and sent them diving for cover. These included sewing machines, knitting and crochet instruments and their supplies of cloth and thread. Thread the sewing machine with monofilament thread in the needle and thread to match the felt in the bobbin.
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