| 释义 |
ket·tle stitch
\ˈked.əl-, -etəl-\ noun
Etymology: part translation of German kettelstich, from kettel small chain (diminutive of kette chain, from Old High German ketīna, from Latin catena) + stich stitch — more at chain
bookbinding : a knot formed in the sewing thread at the ends of the sections to hold them together — called also catch stitch |