Definition of stitching in English:

stitching

noun ˈstɪtʃɪŋˈstɪtʃɪŋ

mass noun

1A row of stitches sewn on to cloth.
the gloves were white with black stitching
Example sentencesExamples
- Unpick the errant stitching and reposition the rolled hem under the presser foot.
- Brandon immediately pulled out a pair of black capris with lavender stitching.
- She wore a beautiful crimson kimono with black stitching of cherry tree blossoms in full bloom.
- A fine quality shirt should have solid yet discreet stitching around the seams and buttons.
- These creases are in turn overlaid by circles and whorls of black thread stitching.
- The main stitches used are stem stitching and laid-and-couched stitching.
- A quilter, she discourses regularly on the simple joys of stitching cloth, of creating harmony from scraps.
- He also has a black hat at his side, with stitching that matches his jacket.
- There are strange Runes embossed into your belt and others on your wrist bands, and your single glove has a curious pattern of black and gold stitching across its back.
- For those who love a more casual style, the Owens, a sleek silhouette with contrasting stitching in black and chocolate, lace-up or with an elastic is a must buy.
- The man is described as Asian with a small moustache and was wearing a sports jacket while the woman had blond hair and was wearing a black coat with white stitching.
- The young man was dressed in boots, a white dress shirt that had yet to be tucked in, and over that a black vest with colorful stitching on the side.
- The stitching is straight and even, double-stitched in stress areas.
- It all began with walking in the door and having a uniform chucked at me, black shirt with white stitching, and tan pants.
- The house tailor had created a knee length black coat with gold stitching that somehow managed to slim his waist and broaden his shoulders.
- I've another Chanel bag, which is older, and is also quilted in black with cream stitching.
- The tank top was black with orange stitching around the armholes and neck.
- I of course ripped out all of my horrendous stitching and quickly stitched up the edges of the cloth, so as to make it unrecognizable as a former unfinished sampler.
- She pulled out a plain black shirt with purple stitching and set it on top of the pants to her side.
- Inside, there are now red seat inserts and chrome cabin highlights, white instrument faces and plenty of red stitching: the black and red scheme underlines the car's sporty appearance.
1. 1.1 The action or work of stitching or sewing.
  one of the mares cut her leg and it required stitching
  Example sentencesExamples
  She was taken to a hospital in Carcassonne and she now has a broken collarbone and several deep abrasions that required stitching.
  She, on the other hand, was far superior at stitching and all manner of sewing.
  The act of sewing or stitching is ostensibly one of women.
  A large number of them are employed in activities such as stitching, packing and embroidery works.
  He took a wound to the mouth requiring four feet of stitching and a catering pack of kitchen towels.

Definition of stitching in US English:

stitching

nounˈstiCHiNGˈstɪtʃɪŋ

1A row of stitches sewn on to cloth.
the gloves were white with black stitching
Example sentencesExamples
- For those who love a more casual style, the Owens, a sleek silhouette with contrasting stitching in black and chocolate, lace-up or with an elastic is a must buy.
- The tank top was black with orange stitching around the armholes and neck.
- A quilter, she discourses regularly on the simple joys of stitching cloth, of creating harmony from scraps.
- The main stitches used are stem stitching and laid-and-couched stitching.
- It all began with walking in the door and having a uniform chucked at me, black shirt with white stitching, and tan pants.
- He also has a black hat at his side, with stitching that matches his jacket.
- Unpick the errant stitching and reposition the rolled hem under the presser foot.
- I of course ripped out all of my horrendous stitching and quickly stitched up the edges of the cloth, so as to make it unrecognizable as a former unfinished sampler.
- She pulled out a plain black shirt with purple stitching and set it on top of the pants to her side.
- Inside, there are now red seat inserts and chrome cabin highlights, white instrument faces and plenty of red stitching: the black and red scheme underlines the car's sporty appearance.
- The young man was dressed in boots, a white dress shirt that had yet to be tucked in, and over that a black vest with colorful stitching on the side.
- Brandon immediately pulled out a pair of black capris with lavender stitching.
- I've another Chanel bag, which is older, and is also quilted in black with cream stitching.
- There are strange Runes embossed into your belt and others on your wrist bands, and your single glove has a curious pattern of black and gold stitching across its back.
- These creases are in turn overlaid by circles and whorls of black thread stitching.
- The house tailor had created a knee length black coat with gold stitching that somehow managed to slim his waist and broaden his shoulders.
- A fine quality shirt should have solid yet discreet stitching around the seams and buttons.
- She wore a beautiful crimson kimono with black stitching of cherry tree blossoms in full bloom.
- The man is described as Asian with a small moustache and was wearing a sports jacket while the woman had blond hair and was wearing a black coat with white stitching.
- The stitching is straight and even, double-stitched in stress areas.
1. 1.1 The action or work of stitching or sewing.
  one of the mares cut her leg and it required stitching
  Example sentencesExamples
  She was taken to a hospital in Carcassonne and she now has a broken collarbone and several deep abrasions that required stitching.
  The act of sewing or stitching is ostensibly one of women.
  He took a wound to the mouth requiring four feet of stitching and a catering pack of kitchen towels.
  A large number of them are employed in activities such as stitching, packing and embroidery works.
  She, on the other hand, was far superior at stitching and all manner of sewing.

单词	stitching
释义	Definition of stitching in English: stitching noun ˈstɪtʃɪŋˈstɪtʃɪŋ mass noun 1A row of stitches sewn on to cloth. the gloves were white with black stitching Example sentencesExamples Unpick the errant stitching and reposition the rolled hem under the presser foot. Brandon immediately pulled out a pair of black capris with lavender stitching. She wore a beautiful crimson kimono with black stitching of cherry tree blossoms in full bloom. A fine quality shirt should have solid yet discreet stitching around the seams and buttons. These creases are in turn overlaid by circles and whorls of black thread stitching. The main stitches used are stem stitching and laid-and-couched stitching. A quilter, she discourses regularly on the simple joys of stitching cloth, of creating harmony from scraps. He also has a black hat at his side, with stitching that matches his jacket. There are strange Runes embossed into your belt and others on your wrist bands, and your single glove has a curious pattern of black and gold stitching across its back. For those who love a more casual style, the Owens, a sleek silhouette with contrasting stitching in black and chocolate, lace-up or with an elastic is a must buy. The man is described as Asian with a small moustache and was wearing a sports jacket while the woman had blond hair and was wearing a black coat with white stitching. The young man was dressed in boots, a white dress shirt that had yet to be tucked in, and over that a black vest with colorful stitching on the side. The stitching is straight and even, double-stitched in stress areas. It all began with walking in the door and having a uniform chucked at me, black shirt with white stitching, and tan pants. The house tailor had created a knee length black coat with gold stitching that somehow managed to slim his waist and broaden his shoulders. I've another Chanel bag, which is older, and is also quilted in black with cream stitching. The tank top was black with orange stitching around the armholes and neck. I of course ripped out all of my horrendous stitching and quickly stitched up the edges of the cloth, so as to make it unrecognizable as a former unfinished sampler. She pulled out a plain black shirt with purple stitching and set it on top of the pants to her side. Inside, there are now red seat inserts and chrome cabin highlights, white instrument faces and plenty of red stitching: the black and red scheme underlines the car's sporty appearance. 1.1 The action or work of stitching or sewing. one of the mares cut her leg and it required stitching Example sentencesExamples She was taken to a hospital in Carcassonne and she now has a broken collarbone and several deep abrasions that required stitching. She, on the other hand, was far superior at stitching and all manner of sewing. The act of sewing or stitching is ostensibly one of women. A large number of them are employed in activities such as stitching, packing and embroidery works. He took a wound to the mouth requiring four feet of stitching and a catering pack of kitchen towels. Definition of stitching in US English: stitching nounˈstiCHiNGˈstɪtʃɪŋ 1A row of stitches sewn on to cloth. the gloves were white with black stitching Example sentencesExamples For those who love a more casual style, the Owens, a sleek silhouette with contrasting stitching in black and chocolate, lace-up or with an elastic is a must buy. The tank top was black with orange stitching around the armholes and neck. A quilter, she discourses regularly on the simple joys of stitching cloth, of creating harmony from scraps. The main stitches used are stem stitching and laid-and-couched stitching. It all began with walking in the door and having a uniform chucked at me, black shirt with white stitching, and tan pants. He also has a black hat at his side, with stitching that matches his jacket. Unpick the errant stitching and reposition the rolled hem under the presser foot. I of course ripped out all of my horrendous stitching and quickly stitched up the edges of the cloth, so as to make it unrecognizable as a former unfinished sampler. She pulled out a plain black shirt with purple stitching and set it on top of the pants to her side. Inside, there are now red seat inserts and chrome cabin highlights, white instrument faces and plenty of red stitching: the black and red scheme underlines the car's sporty appearance. The young man was dressed in boots, a white dress shirt that had yet to be tucked in, and over that a black vest with colorful stitching on the side. Brandon immediately pulled out a pair of black capris with lavender stitching. I've another Chanel bag, which is older, and is also quilted in black with cream stitching. There are strange Runes embossed into your belt and others on your wrist bands, and your single glove has a curious pattern of black and gold stitching across its back. These creases are in turn overlaid by circles and whorls of black thread stitching. The house tailor had created a knee length black coat with gold stitching that somehow managed to slim his waist and broaden his shoulders. A fine quality shirt should have solid yet discreet stitching around the seams and buttons. She wore a beautiful crimson kimono with black stitching of cherry tree blossoms in full bloom. The man is described as Asian with a small moustache and was wearing a sports jacket while the woman had blond hair and was wearing a black coat with white stitching. The stitching is straight and even, double-stitched in stress areas. 1.1 The action or work of stitching or sewing. one of the mares cut her leg and it required stitching Example sentencesExamples She was taken to a hospital in Carcassonne and she now has a broken collarbone and several deep abrasions that required stitching. The act of sewing or stitching is ostensibly one of women. He took a wound to the mouth requiring four feet of stitching and a catering pack of kitchen towels. A large number of them are employed in activities such as stitching, packing and embroidery works. She, on the other hand, was far superior at stitching and all manner of sewing.
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