英语词汇“stitch”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

stitchnoun

uk/stɪtʃ/us/stɪtʃ/

stitch noun (THREAD)

C2 [ C ] a piece of thread sewn in cloth, or the single movement of a needle and thread into and out of the cloth that produces this:

Secure the two pieces together with a couple of stitches.

[ C ] one of the small circles of wool that you make when you are knitting:

He cast on/off a stitch (= added/removed a length of thread from the needle).

I've dropped a stitch (= lost a length of thread from the needle).

[ C ] a particular type of stitch made in sewing or knitting, or the pattern that this produces:

a pearl/satin stitch

The bedspread was embroidered with cross-stitch.

C2 [ C ] a length of special thread used to join the edges of a deep cut in the flesh:

Her head wounds needed 50 stitches.

He got hit with a broken bottle and needed five stitches in his cheek.

not a stitch informal

without any clothes:

I don't have a stitch to wear (= I do not have anything suitable to wear) for this party tonight.

She ran down the hall to the bathroom without a stitch on (= naked).

More examples

I was admiring your neat stitches.
A couple of stitches would make that more secure.
She can do all these fancy stitches.
She had a dozen or so stitches on her forehead.
He's having his stitches taken out this afternoon.

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Knitting & sewing

appliqué
backing
baste
bind
bobbin
bodkin
cable stitch
handknitted
hem
knit
knitter
knitting
needle
seamstress
sew sth up
sewing
sewing machine
shorten
spinner
tack

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Medical treatment: surgery

Not wearing or removing clothes

stitch noun (PAIN)

[ C usually singular ] a sharp pain in the side of your stomach or chest, often caused by not breathing enough when running or laughing:

I got a stitch after running for the bus.

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Pain & painful

-racked
achy
agonizing
cluster headache
dodgy
earache
hell
hurt
masochism
non-ulcer stomach pain
painful
painfully
rack
racking
shooting pains
suffering
tender
throb
torment
wince

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Idiom(s)

in stitches

a stitch in time (saves nine)

stitchverb

uk/stɪtʃ/us/stɪtʃ/

[ I or T ] to sew two things together, or to repair something by sewing:

This button needs to be stitched back onto my shirt.

Stitch the pieces together along the fold.

[ T ] Indian English to make a piece of clothing:

I must discard these old shirts and stitch some before next summer.

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Knitting & sewing

appliqué
backing
baste
bind
bobbin
bodkin
cable stitch
handknitted
hem
knit
knitter
knitting
needle
seamstress
sew sth up
sewing
sewing machine
shorten
spinner
tack

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stitching

noun [ U ] uk/ˈstɪtʃ.ɪŋ/us/ˈstɪtʃ.ɪŋ/

The stitching along my coat hem is coming undone.

Phrasal verb(s)

stitch sth together

stitch sth/sb up

stitch sb up

单词	stitch
释义	Contents noun (2) stitch (THREAD) stitch (PAIN) verb (1) stitch (1) more…(1) stitching Contents noun (2) stitch (THREAD) stitch (PAIN) verb (1) stitch (USE THREAD) English American stitchnoun uk/stɪtʃ/us/stɪtʃ/ stitch noun (THREAD) C2 [ C ] a piece of thread sewn in cloth, or the single movement of a needle and thread into and out of the cloth that produces this: Secure the two pieces together with a couple of stitches. [ C ] one of the small circles of wool that you make when you are knitting: He cast on/off a stitch (= added/removed a length of thread from the needle). I've dropped a stitch (= lost a length of thread from the needle). [ C ] a particular type of stitch made in sewing or knitting, or the pattern that this produces: a pearl/satin stitch The bedspread was embroidered with cross-stitch. C2 [ C ] a length of special thread used to join the edges of a deep cut in the flesh: Her head wounds needed 50 stitches. He got hit with a broken bottle and needed five stitches in his cheek. not a stitch informal without any clothes: I don't have a stitch to wear (= I do not have anything suitable to wear) for this party tonight. She ran down the hall to the bathroom without a stitch on (= naked). More examples I was admiring your neat stitches. A couple of stitches would make that more secure. She can do all these fancy stitches. She had a dozen or so stitches on her forehead. He's having his stitches taken out this afternoon. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Knitting & sewing appliqué backing baste bind bobbin bodkin cable stitch handknitted hem knit knitter knitting needle seamstress *sew sth* up sewing sewing machine shorten spinner tack See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Medical treatment: surgery Not wearing or removing clothes stitch noun (PAIN) [ C usually singular ] a sharp pain in the side of your stomach or chest, often caused by not breathing enough when running or laughing: I got a stitch after running for the bus. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Pain & painful -racked achy agonizing cluster headache dodgy earache hell hurt masochism non-ulcer stomach pain painful painfully rack racking shooting pains suffering tender throb torment wince See more results » Idiom(s) in stitches a stitch in time (saves nine) stitchverb uk/stɪtʃ/us/stɪtʃ/ [ I or T ] to sew two things together, or to repair something by sewing: This button needs to be stitched back onto my shirt. Stitch the pieces together along the fold. [ T ] Indian English to make a piece of clothing: I must discard these old shirts and stitch some before next summer. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Knitting & sewing appliqué backing baste bind bobbin bodkin cable stitch handknitted hem knit knitter knitting needle seamstress sew sth up sewing sewing machine shorten spinner tack See more results » stitching noun [ U ] uk/ˈstɪtʃ.ɪŋ/us/ˈstɪtʃ.ɪŋ/ The stitching along my coat hem is coming undone. Phrasal verb(s) stitch sth together stitch sth/sb up stitch sb up stitchnoun [ C ] us/stɪtʃ/ stitch noun [ C ] (THREAD) a piece of thread sewn in cloth, or the single movement of a needle and thread into and out of the cloth that produces this: She sewed neat, firm stitches. A stitch is also a length of special thread used to join the edges of a deep cut in the flesh: A cut on his left ankle required six stitches. stitch noun [ C ] (PAIN) a sharp pain in the side of your stomach or chest: I got a stitch while I was running. Idiom(s) in stitches stitchverb [ T ] us/stɪtʃ/ stitch verb [ T ] (USE THREAD) to sew two things together, or to repair something by sewing: His name is stitched onto the back of his boxing trunks. Someone who has been stitched up has had a deep cut closed with stitches:** [ M ] The operation started at 8 a.m., and Bobby was stitched up by midafternoon.
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stitchnoun

stitch noun (THREAD)

stitch noun (PAIN)

Idiom(s)

stitchverb

Phrasal verb(s)

stitchnoun [ C ]

stitch noun [ C ] (THREAD)

stitch noun [ C ] (PAIN)

Idiom(s)

stitchverb [ T ]

stitch verb [ T ] (USE THREAD)