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1 stitch
{stitʃ}
I. 1. бод
long STITCH едър шев
to put STITCHes in зашивам (рана)
to take out the STITCHes изваждам конците (на рана)
without a STITCH of clothing on, not a STITCH on гол-голеничък
not a dry STITCH on мокър до кости
a STITCH in time нещо, направено навреме
2. бримка
to drop/take up/pick up a STITCH изпущам/хващам бримка
in STITCH es разг. в неудържим смях
3. плетка
4. остра болка, бодеж (особ. встрани, при бързо тичаче)
II. v шия
to STITCH up зашивам, закърпвам, печ. подшивам, броширам* * *{stitsh} n 1. бод; long stitch едър шев; to put stitches in зашивам (рана(2) {stitsh} v шия; to stitch up зашивам; закърпвам; печ. подшивам,* * *шия; бод; бримка; конец;* * *1. a stitch in time нещо, направено навреме 2. i. бод 3. ii. v шия 4. in stitch es разг. в неудържим смях 5. long stitch едър шев 6. not a dry stitch on мокър до кости 7. to drop/take up/pick up a stitch изпущам/хващам бримка 8. to put stitches in зашивам (рана) 9. to stitch up зашивам, закърпвам, печ. подшивам, броширам 10. to take out the stitches изваждам конците (на рана) 11. without a stitch of clothing on, not a stitch on гол-голеничък 12. бримка 13. остра болка, бодеж (особ. встрани, при бързо тичаче) 14. плетка* * *stitch[stitʃ] I. n 1. бод; long \stitch едър шев; to put \stitches in зашивам ( рана); to take out the \stitches изваждам конците; to be in \stitch es превивам се от смях, смея се неудържимо; without a \stitch of clothing on, not a \stitch on гол-голеничък; he has not a dry \stitch on той е целият мокър (мокър до кости); a \stitch in time saves nine навреме свършената работа е по-лека; 2. бримка; to drop ( take up) a \stitch пускам (ловя) бримка; 3. плетка (и knitting \stitch); 4. мед. бодеж, остра болка; II. v шия; to \stitch up 1) зашивам; печ. подшивам, броширам; 2) разг. накисвам ( някого), обвинявам несправедливо; измамвам, изигравам; 3) разг. уреждам (споразумение), заформям (сделка). -
2 knitting
{'nitiŋ}
1. плетене, плетиво
2. срастване (на кост)* * *{'nitin} n 1. плетене; плетиво; 2. срастване (на кост).* * *срастване; плетене; плетиво; плетачен;* * *1. плетене, плетиво 2. срастване (на кост)* * *knitting[´nitiʃ] n 1. плетене; плетиво; \knitting stitch плетка; • to stick to o.'s \knitting гледам си работата; върша това, от което разбирам; не си правя експерименти; 2. срастване (на кост).
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