stretch如何读

英:[stretʃ]

美:[stretʃ]

stretch英汉释义

v.(动词)
  1. vt. & vi. 伸展; 拉紧 make wider, longer or tighter, by pulling
  2. vt. & vi. 延伸extend
n.(名词)
  1. [S] 伸展,延伸,延续 act of stretching
  2. [C] 一段时间,一段路程,一段水域 continuous period of time; a level area or section of land or water

stretch是什么意思

v. (动词)
  1. 伸展,展开,铺开,伸缩
  2. 拉紧,拉扯
  3. 撑大,拉长,伸长,拖长
  4. 扩张,延伸,扩展
  5. 伸直,拉直
  6. 使倾注全力
  7. 使紧张
  8. 极度使用,滥用
  9. <俚>打倒
  10. 延续,连绵,继续
  11. 伸手(脚),伸出
  12. 伸展着身子躺
  13. <俚>被绞死
  14. 使延伸,使延续
  15. 曲解
  16. <口>夸大,夸张,夸大地讲
  17. 损伤,扭伤
  18. 舒展肢体,伸懒腰
  19. 张,绷
  20. 延长到
  21. 能伸长扩张
n. (名词)
  1. 连绵,延亘
  2. 直线跑道
  3. 最后阶段
  4. 伸懒腰
  5. 过度使用,滥用
  6. 曲解
  7. 伸展,伸长,延伸
  8. 一段路程
  9. 弹性,伸缩性
  10. <俚>刑期,徒刑
  11. 紧张
  12. 一口气
  13. 一段时间
adj. (形容词)
  1. 弹性的,有弹力的
  2. 可伸缩的

stretch变形

复数:stretches

第三人称单数:stretches

现在分词:stretching

过去式:stretched

过去分词:stretched

stretch扩展

stretchable (adj.), stretchability (n.)

stretch词根

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

stretchability [力] 拉伸性;延性

stretch英英释义

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

stretch词组

stretch oneself伸懒腰;伸展身体;尽最大的努力

stretch out伸手

at a stretch一口气地,不休息地

on the stretch紧张着 

stretch film拉伸膜;缠绕膜

stretch bending拉弯,拉伸弯曲;伸张弯曲

stretch fabric松紧织物;延伸织物

stretch forming拉伸成形法

at full stretch非常紧张;竭尽全力

stretch back回溯到

home stretch冲刺阶段;(跑道的)终点直道(等于home straight)

stretch mark妊娠纹,白纹

stretch区别

 enlarge, stretch, expand, reinforce, magnify, amplify

enlargev.扩大,多指具体物品如相片的放大。

stretchv. (有弹性地)伸展,延伸,并有可能超过限度;伸长、伸出(身体某部位)并绷紧肌肉(尤指在放松后或为了够着某物)。

The pullover stretched after I had worn it a few times.这件套头毛衣我穿了几次之后就撑大了。

Having finished their morning work, the clerks stood up behind their desks, stretching themselves.完成了早间工作之后,职员们站到桌子后面伸伸懒腰。

expandv.指范围、体积的扩大、增大,也可以指内容或细节的充实。

The balloon expanded, then exploded.气球先是膨胀,然后就爆破了。

reinforcev.增援,加固。

magnifyv.放大,指用透镜或显微镜使物体看上去大一些。

His eyeglasses magnify words so he can read them.他借助眼睛把字放大以便能够阅读。

amplifyv.扩大,增加,尤其指通过增强电压或电流使声音扩大;补充叙述(故事、事件等)。

We must ask you to amplify your statement.我们得请你对你的说法作进一步的说明。

以上来源于网络

 enlarge, extend, stretch, prolong, inflate, expand, increase, multiply, lengthen, add, augment, amplify

enlarge放大(照片)

extend使…(在空间或时间上)更大,更长;伸长,伸展,延展;舒展(肢体),extend sth

stretchvt 拉长,撑大;绵延,延续

prolong人为的延长时间

inflate使(轮胎、气球等)充气,膨胀,inflate sth (with sth)

expand使…变大,扩大,扩展,expand sth into sth

increase增加,增大(数目、数量、体积等),increase sth from…to…

multiply成倍的增加

lengthen指自然的延长时间或空间

add加,添加,add sth to sth

augmentvt 增多,增大,augment sth

amplify特指音量,电流等的扩大

以上来源于网络

 extend, stretch, prolong, lengthen

这组词都有“伸展,延长”的意思,其区别是:

extend指时间或空间的延长,也可指影响和使用范围等的扩大。

stretch指长度的延伸以及宽度的增加。

prolong通常指时间上延长得超过了一般或正常的限度。

lengthen指把长度或期限拉长或延长,其反义是shorten。

以上来源于网络

stretch词源中文解释

古英语 streccan(及物和不及物)“伸展,展开,俯卧; 延伸,扩展”(过去式 strehte,过去分词 streht),源自原始日耳曼语 *strakjanan(也是丹麦语 strække,瑞典语 sträcka,古弗里斯兰语 strekka,古高地德语 strecchan,中低地德语,中古荷兰语,古高地德语,德语 strecken “伸展,拉长”),可能是 stark 的变体,或者来自 PIE 词根 *strenk- “紧,狭窄; 拉紧,扭曲”(参见 string(名词))。

“伸展(四肢或翅膀)”的意思可追溯至公元1200年; “为埋葬而展开”意思可追溯至13世纪初。stretch (one's) legs “散步”可追溯至公元1600年左右。首次记录的“用力拉长”的意思可追溯至14世纪末; “超出适当限度,夸大”的比喻意义可追溯至1550年代。Stretch limo 首次出现于1973年。Stretch marks 可追溯至1960年。相关词: Stretched; stretching。

stretch_体育行业词汇

伸臂动作

直道

stretch_法律行业词汇

滥用

徒刑

stretch词源英文解释

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

stretch儿童词典英英释义

strike1 of 2verb

to take a course : go

strike across the field

to deliver a stroke or blow : hit

to attack or seize especially with fangs or claws

struck by a snake

to remove or cancel with or as if with a stroke of the pen

struck out a word in the text

to lower, take down, or take apart strike camp

strike a flag

to indicate or become indicated by a clock, bell, or chime

the hour had just struck

to indicate by sounding

the clock struck one

to pierce or penetrate or to cause to pierce or penetrate

the wind seemed to strike through our clothes

to make a military attack : fight

strike for freedom

to seize the bait

a fish struck

to take root or cause to take root : germinate

some plant cuttings strike quickly

to stop work for the purpose of forcing an employer to meet demands

to make a beginning : launch

the orchestra struck into another waltz

to cause to suffer pain or distress suddenly

struck down at the height of her career

to bring into forceful contact

struck my knee against the seat

to come into contact or collision with

the car struck the tree

to fall on

sunlight strikes your face

to affect with a strong feeling

struck by its beauty

to produce by stamping

strike a coin

to cause to ignite by friction

strike a match

to produce on a musical instrument by hitting or plucking strings

strike a chord on the piano

to come to mind

the answer struck me suddenly

to appear remarkable or make a strong impression on : impress

I was struck by its beauty

to come to

strike the main road

to come upon : discover

strike gold

to take on : assume

strike a pose

strike2 of 2noun

an act or instance of striking

a stopping of work by a body of workers to force an employer to meet demands

a temporary stopping of normal activities in protest against an act or condition

a hunger strike

a pull on a line by a fish in striking

a stroke of good luckespecially: a discovery of a valuable mineral deposit

a baseball pitch that passes through the strike zone or that is swung at without being hit fair

disadvantage entry 1 sense 2a, handicap

their poor attendance was a strike against them

the knocking down of all the pins with the first ball in bowling

a military attack

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

stretch医学词典英英释义

stretch1 of 2transitive verb

to extend in length

was told to stretch the leg muscles before running

to enlarge or distend especially by force

stretch2 of 2noun

the act of stretching : the state of being stretched

a muscle or group of muscles in stretch—C. R. Houck

stretch 例句

1 Ben could tell if it was going to rain, when the first frost would come, tell whether there was going to be a long stretch of clear sunny days.

2 Cats stretch every day to keep themselves limber and flexible.

猫每天都做伸展动作,让自己灵活且充满弹性.

3 STRETCH MESH AND BONING THONG PANTY With elasticized waist.

性感内裤:弹性网孔材质,腰部有松紧带,增添闺房情趣就靠它!

4 Everyone would be working at full stretch.

每个人都将全力以赴。

5 The land around Trebon was rough, mostly thick forest broken by stretches of rocky ground.

6 They explain the puzzle that we still cannot make a fistful bigger than a fist, or a stride longer than our legs can stretch, but that we can now know more than Montaigne could know.

7 The way her pelvic bones stretched the material clear of her skin, the deep curve of her waist, her startling whiteness.

8 I stretched my gum out the way Nancy had, only I pulled mine so thin it was almost all holes.

9 It is like stretching the rubber cover away from the north pole and toward the south pole.

10 So he sat for hours in the Lornes’ sunny parlor, the books about him stretching to the ceiling.

11 I had to suffer the night to do this properly My legs stretch out, but the night stretches further.

12 I fixed my eyes ahead on the long, straight road, which cut through hundreds of green fields that stretched for miles on either side.

13 She thought of a texturizer to loosen her hair’s springy coils, stretch out the kinkiness a little, but a texturizer was really a relaxer, only milder, and she would still have to avoid the rain.

14 He could feel her weight, the shape of her thighs, if he stretched his foot out.

15 Sometimes she would lay her head on the mattress and stretch out her hand just to touch him.

16 So I just sat down on the bench, kicked my half shoes off—thankfully, everybody else was focused on stretching, and not on my feet—and rolled my pant legs up.

17 The afternoon sun casts long shadows across the tents, stretching over the dry ground.

18 Healthy hair is highly elastic and can stretch 20 or 30 per cent before snapping.

健康的头发非常有弹性,可拉长20%或30%而不断.

19 The winding black river stretched out before them like a slithering snake.

20 Some of our technology permits us to deny its existence, and we maintain flickers of life for long stretches in one community of cells or another, as though we were keeping a flag flying.

stretch 同义词

6 可伸展

tensile

11 延展

run lie

14 伸手

reach

15 服役期

tour

17

set draw net brace

18 可拉伸的

stretchy

22 伸长的

elongated

25 直线跑道

straightaway straight

27 使伸长

elongate

28 能伸展

stretchy

33 放宽对…的限制

liberalize

37 一年刑期

boffo

40 弹性的

elastic

43 绵亘

sweep range sweeping

50 被绞死

kick the wind

53 广延

dimensionality

58 伸缩性

elasticity

59 充分利用

well-spent

61 服刑期

time term

62 击倒

knockout KO roll

66 舒展

outspread extend

67 困难的任务

job stinker

68 被吊死

hang swing

69 伸展性

give

73 绵延

sweep

74 广大的一片

sheet

75 夸张话

stretcher

76 连续的一段时间

spread

78 伸直

uncurl unbend

87 终点直道

run-in

90 跨过

jump

91 趴倒

sprawl

92 一年徒刑

space

93 直道

straight

100 足够

enough serve suffice

104 有弹力的

elastic bouncy springy

109 可伸展的

extensile

110 使用过度

overdo

111 使伸展

string out

112 越权

unauthorized

114 竭尽所能

move heaven and earth

116 最后阶段

finish

118 变宽

broaden widen open out

121 使…竭尽全力

extend

stretch 短语相关

stretch things the seventh-inning stretch stretch a point at a stretch stretch-out bend/stretch the rules stretch someone's patience stretch credulity at full stretch stretch it

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