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two edged

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1 two-edged

'two-edged adj

inv

1) ( with two blades) knife, sword zweischneidig, doppelschneidig;

2) (fig: with pros and cons) argument zweischneidig;

( ambiguous) comment, remark zweideutig, doppeldeutig

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2 two-edged

adjective

(lit. or fig.) zweischneidig

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ˈtwo-edged

adj inv

1. (with two blades) knife, sword zweischneidig, doppelschneidig

2. ( fig: with pros and cons) argument zweischneidig; (ambiguous) comment, remark zweideutig, doppeldeutig

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two-edged adj

1. zweischneidig (auch fig)

2. fig zweideutig

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adjective

(lit. or fig.) zweischneidig

English-german dictionary > two-edged
3 two-edged

< tools> ■ zweischneidig

English-german technical dictionary > two-edged
4 two edged

adj.

zweischneidig adj.

English-german dictionary > two edged
5 -edged

- edged

[eʤd]

in compounds

dull\-edged stumpf

sharp\-edged scharf

single/two [or double] \-edged ein-/zweischneidig

English-german dictionary > -edged
6 -edged

[eʤd] comp

dull-\-edged stumpf;

sharp-\-edged scharf;

single-/ two- [or double-] \-edged ein-/zweischneidig

English-German students dictionary > -edged
7 double-edged

adjective

(lit. or fig.) zweischneidig

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dou·ble-ˈedged

adj

1. ( fig: negative and positive) zweischneidig fig

\double-edged compliment zweideutiges Kompliment

2. (two cutting edges) sword zweischneidig

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double-edged adj

1. zweischneidig (auch fig)

2. fig zweideutig (Bemerkung etc), zweifelhaft (Kompliment)

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adjective

(lit. or fig.) zweischneidig

English-german dictionary > double-edged
8 double-edged

dou·ble-'edged adj

1) (fig: negative and positive) zweischneidig ( fig)

\double-edged compliment zweideutiges Kompliment

2) ( two cutting edges) sword zweischneidig

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9 stitch

1. noun
1) (Sewing): (pass of needle) Stich, der

2) (result of needle movement) (Knitting, Crocheting) Masche, die; (Sewing, Embroidery) Stich, der

drop a stitch — (Knitting) eine Masche fallen lassen

3) (coll.): (piece of clothing)

not have a stitch on — splitter[faser]nackt (ugs.) sein

4) (pain)

[have] a stitch [in the side] — Seitenstechen [haben]

5) (coll.)

be in stitches — sich kugeln vor Lachen (ugs.)

6) (Med.): (to sew up wound) Stich, der

stitches — Naht, die

he had his stitches taken out — ihm wurden die Fäden gezogen
2. transitive verb
nähen; (Embroidery) sticken
3. intransitive verb
nähen; (Embroidery) sticken

Phrasal Verbs:

- academic.ru/92124/stitch_on">stitch on

- stitch up

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[sti ] 1. noun
1) (a loop made in thread, wool etc by a needle in sewing or knitting: She sewed the hem with small, neat stitches; Bother! I've dropped a stitch.) der Stich, die Masche

2) (a type of stitch forming a particular pattern in sewing, knitting etc: The cloth was edged in blanket stitch; The jersey was knitted in stocking stitch.) der Stich

3) (a sharp pain in a person's side caused by eg running: I've got a stitch.) das Seitenstechen
2. verb
(to sew or put stitches into: She stitched the two pieces together; I stitched the button on.) nähen

- stitching
- in stitches
- stitch up
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stitch

[stɪtʃ]

I. n

<pl -es>

1. (in sewing) Stich m; (in knitting, crocheting) Masche f

to cast on/off a \stitch eine Masche anschlagen/abketten

to drop a \stitch eine Masche fallen lassen

2. (method) Stichart f; (style) Stich m

blanket/cross \stitch Langetten-/Kreuzstich m

lazy daisy \stitch Millefleursstickerei f

satin \stitch (sewing) Raupenstich m; (embroidery) Plattstich m

3. (knitting pattern) Strickmuster nt

cable \stitch Zopfmuster nt

4. (for a wound) Stich m

her head wounds needed 5 \stitches ihre Kopfwunde musste mit 5 Stichen genäht werden

to have one's \stitches taken out die Fäden gezogen bekommen

5. ( fam: the smallest amount) Geringste(s) nt

I haven't got a \stitch to wear ich habe gar nichts anzuziehen

to not have a \stitch on splitterfasernackt sein

without a \stitch on splitter[faser]nackt

6. (pain) Seitenstechen nt kein pl

to get a \stitch Seitenstechen bekommen

to be in \stitches ( fig) sich akk schieflachen [o [halb] totlachen] fam

to have [or keep] sb in \stitches ( fig) jdn furchtbar zum Lachen bringen fam

7.

▶ a \stitch in time saves nine ( prov) was du heute kannst besorgen, das verschiebe nicht auf morgen prov

II. vi sticken; (sew) nähen

III. vt

1. (in sewing)

▪ to \stitch sth etw nähen

to \stitch a button onto sth einen Knopf an etw akk [an]nähen

to \stitch a hem einen Saum nähen

to \stitch a hole ein Loch stopfen

to \stitch a rip [or tear] einen Riss nähen [o DIAL flicken

2. (by doctor)

to \stitch a cut/wound eine Schnittwunde/Wunde nähen

3. (in books)

▪ to \stitch sth etw [zusammen]heften [o broschieren]

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[stɪtʃ]
1. n

1) Stich m; (in knitting etc) Masche f; (= kind of stitch, in knitting etc) Muster nt; (in embroidery) Stichart f

to put a few stitches in sth — etw mit ein paar Stichen nähen

to put stitches in a wound — eine Wunde nähen

he had to have stitches — er musste genäht werden

he needed stitches in his arm — sein Arm musste genäht werden

to have the stitches taken out — die Fäden gezogen bekommen

a stitch in time saves nine (Prov) — was du heute kannst besorgen, das verschiebe nicht auf morgen (Prov)

2) (inf

= piece of clothing) she hadn't a stitch on — sie war splitter(faser)nackt

I haven't a stitch to wear — ich habe überhaupt nichts anzuziehen

3) (= pain) Seitenstiche pl

4)

to be in stitches ( inf, from laughing ) — sich schieflachen (inf)

the story had us all in stitches — wir haben uns alle darüber schiefgelacht (inf)

he had us all in stitches — er brachte uns alle furchtbar zum Lachen (inf)

2. vt (SEW, MED)
nähen; book (zusammen)heften, broschieren; (= mend) hole, tear zunähen, stopfen; (= embroider) sticken
3. vi
nähen ( at an +dat); (= embroider) sticken (at an +dat)
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stitch [stıtʃ]

A s

1. Nähen etc: Stich m:

a stitch in time saves nine (Sprichwort) Vorsorge ist besser als Nachsorge;

put a stitch ( oder stitches) in eine Wunde etc (ver)nähen;

the wound (he) needed eight stitches die Wunde (er) musste mit acht Stichen genäht werden

2. Stricken etc: Masche f:

drop a stitch eine Masche fallen lassen

3. Strick-, Häkel-, Strickart f, Stich(art) m(f)

4. umg without a stitch on splitternackt;

he hadn’t got a stitch on er war splitternackt;

he hasn’t got a stitch to his back er hat kein (ganzes) Hemd mehr auf dem Leib

5. a) Stich m, Stechen n (Schmerz):

be in stitches sich kaputtlachen;

that had me in stitches ich lachte mich halb tot darüber

b) auch stitch in the side Seitenstechen n

6. Buchbinderei: Heftung f

B v/t

1. nähen, steppen, (be)sticken:

stitch a wound eine Wunde nähen

2. stitch on(to) annähen (an akk);

stitch up

a) zusammen-, vernähen ( auch MED), (zusammen)flicken,

b) fig umg etwas unter Dach und Fach bringen,

c) fig umg jemanden fertigmachen

3. ein Buch etc (zusammen)heften, broschieren

C v/i

1. nähen

2. sticken

3. heften

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1. noun
1) (Sewing): (pass of needle) Stich, der

2) (result of needle movement) (Knitting, Crocheting) Masche, die; (Sewing, Embroidery) Stich, der

drop a stitch — (Knitting) eine Masche fallen lassen

3) (coll.): (piece of clothing)

not have a stitch on — splitter[faser]nackt (ugs.) sein

4) (pain)

[have] a stitch [in the side] — Seitenstechen [haben]

5) (coll.)

be in stitches — sich kugeln vor Lachen (ugs.)

6) (Med.): (to sew up wound) Stich, der

stitches — Naht, die

he had his stitches taken out — ihm wurden die Fäden gezogen
2. transitive verb
nähen; (Embroidery) sticken
3. intransitive verb
nähen; (Embroidery) sticken

Phrasal Verbs:

- stitch on

- stitch up

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n.

(§ pl.: stitches)

= Masche -n (Strick-) f.

Nadelstich m.

Stich -e (Näh-) m.

Stich -e (Schmerz) m. v.

absteppen v.

nähen v.

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