英:[ˌstretʃə'bɪlɪtɪ]
美:[ˌstretʃə'bɪlɪtɪ]
英:[ˌstretʃə'bɪlɪtɪ]
美:[ˌstretʃə'bɪlɪtɪ]
词根:stretch
adj.stretchy 有弹性的;能伸展的
stretchable 能伸展的;可伸缩的
n.stretcher 担架;延伸器
vt.stretch 伸展,张开;vi. 伸展;adj. 可伸缩的;n. 伸展,延伸
verb
transitive verb
to extend (one's limbs, one's body, etc.) in a reclining position
to reach out : extend
stretched out her arms
to extend in length
stretched his neck to see what was going on
to fell with or as if with a blow
to cause the limbs of (a person) to be pulled especially in torture
to draw up (one's body) from a cramped, stooping, or relaxed position
to pull taut
canvas stretched on a frame
to enlarge or distend especially by force
to extend or expand as if by physical force
stretch one's mind with a good book
strain
stretched his already thin patience
to cause to reach or continue (as from one point to another or across a space)
stretch a wire between two posts
to amplify or enlarge beyond natural or proper limits
the rules can be stretched this once
to expand (as by improvisation) to fulfill a larger function
stretching a dollar
to extend (a hit) to an extra base usually by fast or daring running
stretch a single into a double
intransitive verb
to become extended in length or breadth or both : spread
broad plains stretching to the sea
to extend over a continuous period
the dynasty stretches back several centuries
to become extended without breaking
to extend one's body or limbs wanted to stretch out on the sofa
stretched before jogging
to lie down at full length
noun
an exercise of something (such as the understanding or the imagination) beyond ordinary or normal limits
their conclusion seemed like a bit of a stretch
an extension of the scope or application of something
a stretch of language
the extent to which something may be stretched
the act of stretching : the state of being stretched
a good stretch for legs
the position of a pitcher standing sideways to home plate so as to keep a runner close to a base
pitching from the stretch
an extent in length or area
an open stretch of road
a continuous period of time
can write for eight hours at a stretch
a walk to relieve fatigue
a term of imprisonment
served a 10-year stretch
either of the straight sides of a racecourseespecially: homestretch
a final stage (as of a contest or season)
won some crucial games down the stretch
the capacity for being stretched : elasticity
a waistband with lots of stretch
a stretch limousine
adjective
easily stretched : elastic
a stretch wig
longer than the standard size
a stretch limousine
Verb Middle English strecchen, from Old English streccan; akin to Old High German strecchan to stretch, Old English stræc firm, severe
The first known use of stretch was before the 12th century
stretchernoun
one that stretchesespecially: a device or machine for stretching or expanding something
a device that resembles a cot and is used for carrying a sick, injured, or dead person
stretch1 of 3verb
to extend (as one's body) in a flat position
stretched out on the bed
to reach out
stretched my arm
to extend or become extended in length or width or both : spread
stretched his neck to see what was going on
to extend over a continuous period
the dynasty stretches back several centuries
to draw up (one's body) from a cramped, stooping, or relaxed position
awoke and stretched myself
to pull tight
stretch the canvas on the frame
to enlarge or expand especially by force
to make excessive demands on : strain
stretched her already thin patience
to cause to reach or continue
stretch a wire between two posts
exaggerate
stretch the truth
to become extended without breaking
to extend one's body or limbs
stretched before jogging
stretch2 of 3noun
an exercise of something beyond ordinary or normal limits
stretch of the imagination
the extent to which something may be stretched
the act of stretching (as of the body) : the state of being stretched
an extent in length or area
a stretch of woods
a continuous period of time
silent for a stretch
a term of imprisonment
either of the straight sides of a racecourseespecially: homestretch sense 1
the ability to be stretched
stretch3 of 3adjective
easily stretched : elastic
stretch socks
longer than the standard size
a stretch limousine
stretch1 of 3verb
to extend (as one's body) in a flat position
stretched out on the bed
to reach out
stretched my arm
to extend or become extended in length or width or both : spread
stretched his neck to see what was going on
to extend over a continuous period
the dynasty stretches back several centuries
to draw up (one's body) from a cramped, stooping, or relaxed position
awoke and stretched myself
to pull tight
stretch the canvas on the frame
to enlarge or expand especially by force
to make excessive demands on : strain
stretched her already thin patience
to cause to reach or continue
stretch a wire between two posts
exaggerate
stretch the truth
to become extended without breaking
to extend one's body or limbs
stretched before jogging
stretch2 of 3noun
an exercise of something beyond ordinary or normal limits
stretch of the imagination
the extent to which something may be stretched
the act of stretching (as of the body) : the state of being stretched
an extent in length or area
a stretch of woods
a continuous period of time
silent for a stretch
a term of imprisonment
either of the straight sides of a racecourseespecially: homestretch sense 1
the ability to be stretched
stretch3 of 3adjective
easily stretched : elastic
stretch socks
longer than the standard size
a stretch limousine
stretch1 of 3verb
to extend (as one's body) in a flat position
stretched out on the bed
to reach out
stretched my arm
to extend or become extended in length or width or both : spread
stretched his neck to see what was going on
to extend over a continuous period
the dynasty stretches back several centuries
to draw up (one's body) from a cramped, stooping, or relaxed position
awoke and stretched myself
to pull tight
stretch the canvas on the frame
to enlarge or expand especially by force
to make excessive demands on : strain
stretched her already thin patience
to cause to reach or continue
stretch a wire between two posts
exaggerate
stretch the truth
to become extended without breaking
to extend one's body or limbs
stretched before jogging
stretch2 of 3noun
an exercise of something beyond ordinary or normal limits
stretch of the imagination
the extent to which something may be stretched
the act of stretching (as of the body) : the state of being stretched
an extent in length or area
a stretch of woods
a continuous period of time
silent for a stretch
a term of imprisonment
either of the straight sides of a racecourseespecially: homestretch sense 1
the ability to be stretched
stretch3 of 3adjective
easily stretched : elastic
stretch socks
longer than the standard size
a stretch limousine
1 To test if spider silk's unique stretchability might be responsible for this structural feat, the team turned to computer simulations.
2 The elastic waistband of my pants won't stretch any more.
3 The stretchability is im proved with the reduction of nitrogen content in steel.
钢丝拉拔性能随钢中含氮量下降而有所改善.
4 "After addressing the stretchability and assembly issues, we had to tackle the problems that come with working with wearable electronics in high humidity and under rapid growth rates," Wang said.
5 The result is a TPU variant with enhanced mechanical properties, requiring more force to break and exhibiting greater stretchability.
6 I always spend a few minutes doing stretches before I exercise.
7 The batteries owe their stable electrochemical performance under stretching to the twisted structure of the fibre electrodes and the stretchability of the substrate and gel electrolyte, with the latter also acting as an anchor.
8 The T-shirt was stretched tight over his belly.
9 The advent of wearable technology has brought with it a pressing need for energy storage solutions that can keep pace with the flexibility and stretchability of soft electronic devices.
10 The material is thin enough to achieve “ultrahigh stretchability” — resistance increases only slightly, even at a strain of 160 percent — and porous enough to let light through.
11 A big banner was stretched across the doorway.
12 Structural engineering of rigid inorganic and organic devices has enabled circuit-level stretchability, but this requires sophisticated fabrication techniques and usually suffers from reduced densities of devices within an array2,10,11,12.
13 Don't yank on my sweater. You'll stretch it.
14 Genuine Italian woven cotton elastic provides stretchability for more comfort.
真正的意大利棉梭织弹性提供更舒适的拉伸。
15 She stretched the canvas over the wooden frame.
16 a 60-mile stretch of beach
17 Hundreds of thousands of residents were without power early Monday across a broad swath stretching from Texas to Virginia, according to the website poweroutage.us.
18 "This is great because the addition of spores pushes the mechanical properties beyond known limitations where there was previously a trade off between tensile strength and stretchability."
19 I can feel the stretch in the back of my legs.
20 stretch fabrics that don't wrinkle or sag
1 伸张
2 夸大
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4 紧张
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5 弹力