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1. n1) стібок2) хір. шов3) петля (у плетінні)4) гострий біль, кольки в боці5) розм. трохи, трішкиnot to do a stitch of work — нічого не робити, сидіти склавши руки
2. v1) шити2) стьобати3) зшивати, зашивати (тж stitch up)4) вишивати5) мед. накладати шви6) друк. брошурувати (тж stitch up)7) розм. підгортати, підсипати (картоплю тощо)* * *I n1) стібок; шов ( у вишиванні), строчкаfancy /ornamental/ stitch — декоративний шов; декоративна строчка
2) петля ( у в'язання); в'язка, вид ручного в'язання; тeкcт. переплетення ( машинного трикотажа)3) трошки; мінімум одягу4) мeд. шов5) гострий біль, колька в боці ( a stitch in the side)II v1) шити; стібати; вишивати2) зашивати, зшивати ( stitch up)3) мeд. накладати шви ( stitch up)4) пoлiгp. брошурувати ( stitch up) -
2 stitch
[stɪʧ] 1. n1) стібо́к2) хір. шовto put in several stitches — накла́сти шви
to take out the stitches — зня́ти шви
3) петля́ ( у плетінні)to drop a stitch — спусти́ти петлю́
to take up a stitch — підня́ти петлю́
4) го́стрий біль (ко́льки) в бо́ці5) розм. тро́хи, трі́шки••without a stitch of clothing, not a stitch on — абсолю́тно го́лий
2. vto have not a dry stitch on — промо́кнути до рубця́
ши́ти, стіба́ти, вишива́ти
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