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复数:stitches
第三人称单数:stitches
现在分词:stitching
过去式:stitched
过去分词:stitched
stitcher (n.)
词根:stitch
n.stitching 缝合;针脚;绑结;压合
stitcher 缝纫机;订书机;钉箱机;带材缝合机
v.stitching 缝;固定(stitch的ing形式)
noun
a local sharp and sudden pain especially in the side
one in-and-out movement of a threaded needle in sewing, embroidering, or suturing
a portion of thread left in the material or suture left in the tissue after one stitch
a least bit especially of clothing
didn't have a stitch on
a single loop of thread or yarn around an implement (such as a knitting needle or crochet hook)
a stitch or series of stitches formed in a particular way
a basting stitch
verb
transitive verb
to fasten, join, or close with or as if with stitches
stitched a seam
to make, mend, or decorate with or as if with stitches
to unite by means of staples
intransitive verb
sew
a stitch in time及时处理
stitch length针距;线圈长度;针迹长度
cross stitch十字缝;十字针法
in stitches忍不住大笑,忍俊不禁
chain stitch[纺]链式缝法
a stitch of[口语]一点儿,极少量
stitch on缝上
plain stitch平针织,平针线圈
edge stitch车边线;边线
古英语中, stice 指的是“一根刺、刺痛、刺伤”,其词源来自原始日耳曼语 *stikiz(源头同样包括古弗里斯兰语 steke 、古高地德语 stih 和德语 Stich ——“刺痛、刺伤”),源于 PIE *stig-i- 和词根 *steig- ——意为“刺; 尖锐的”(参见 stick)。“突然的剧痛”一义出现在古英语后期。
在缝纫和制鞋方面的义项最早见于13世纪晚期; “衣服上的小部件”之义出现于大约1500年。 “任何工作量的一次性完成”之意从1580年代开始出现。外科义项最早记录于1520年代。 “有趣的人或物”之意最早见于1968年,具有从笑到疼痛而出现的疼痛“划痕”(比较口语表达 to have (someone) in stitches,1935年)。
缝:用针将丝线、肠线、金属线等穿过组织,通常使伤口边缘对接,但亦用于固定或移动器官或身体其他结构
〔缝合的〕一针
刺痛:一种剧痛,通常发生在一侧肋缘
Noun Middle English stiche, from Old English stice; akin to Old English stician to stick
The first known use of stitch was before the 12th century
stockbrokernoun
one that handles orders to buy and sell stocks
stockbrokernoun
one that handles orders to buy and sell stocks
stockade1 of 2noun
a line of stout posts set firmly to form a defense
an enclosure or pen made with posts and stakes
an enclosure in which prisoners are kept
stockade2 of 2verb
to protect or surround with a stockade
stoatnoun
a common ermine of northern regions especially in its brown summer coat
stitch1 of 2noun
a sudden sharp pain especially in the side
one in-and-out movement of a threaded needle in sewing or embroidering
a portion of thread left in the material after one stitch
a single loop of thread or yarn around a tool (as a knitting needle)
a series of stitches formed in a particular way
stitch2 of 2verb
to join with or as if with stitches
stitched a seam
to make, mend, or decorate with or as if with stitches
to do needlework : sew
stitch1 of 2noun
a sudden sharp pain especially in the side
one in-and-out movement of a threaded needle in sewing or embroidering
a portion of thread left in the material after one stitch
a single loop of thread or yarn around a tool (as a knitting needle)
a series of stitches formed in a particular way
stitch2 of 2verb
to join with or as if with stitches
stitched a seam
to make, mend, or decorate with or as if with stitches
to do needlework : sew
stitch1 of 2noun
a sudden sharp pain especially in the side
one in-and-out movement of a threaded needle in sewing or embroidering
a portion of thread left in the material after one stitch
a single loop of thread or yarn around a tool (as a knitting needle)
a series of stitches formed in a particular way
stitch2 of 2verb
to join with or as if with stitches
stitched a seam
to make, mend, or decorate with or as if with stitches
to do needlework : sew
stitch1 of 2noun
a sudden sharp pain especially in the side
one in-and-out movement of a threaded needle in sewing or embroidering
a portion of thread left in the material after one stitch
a single loop of thread or yarn around a tool (as a knitting needle)
a series of stitches formed in a particular way
stitch2 of 2verb
to join with or as if with stitches
stitched a seam
to make, mend, or decorate with or as if with stitches
to do needlework : sew
stitch1 of 2noun
a sudden sharp pain especially in the side
one in-and-out movement of a threaded needle in sewing or embroidering
a portion of thread left in the material after one stitch
a single loop of thread or yarn around a tool (as a knitting needle)
a series of stitches formed in a particular way
stitch2 of 2verb
to join with or as if with stitches
stitched a seam
to make, mend, or decorate with or as if with stitches
to do needlework : sew
stitch1 of 2noun
a local sharp and sudden pain especially in the side
one in-and-out movement of a threaded needle in suturing
a portion of a suture left in the tissue after one stitch
removal of stitches
stitch2 of 2transitive verb
to fasten, join, or close with stitches
stitch a wound
1 There was a black sequin butterfly stitched over the place where her left breast came to a blunt point.
2 Beto gestured at the last of the carefully pinned pieces of cloth waiting to be stitched together.
3 I looked at her and saw her red stitched mouth was in the tiniest smile.
4 There were stitches across my left cheek, just under the chin, on the forehead just below the hairline.
5 Only after I threatened to rip out the stitches in the side of my head did they finally tell me what Miles had done.
6 I couldn’t get mine over my head until Mom snipped out a few stitches.
7 He felt the fabric, and found the stitches as even and smooth as they had been in the past.
8 I ride past her house and continue across town to Finch’s, and the whole thing is so easy, even though I have this weird stitch in my chest because I just lied to my parents.
9 And this makes me wonder if a black girl’s life is only about being stitched together and coming undone, being stitched together and coming undone.
10 "And I hope I don’t need stitches. Do you think I need stitches?"
11 "The doctor had to take some glass out of your hands, but no stitches. The burns will heal okay."
12 Oh dear! I've dropped a stitch.
啊呀! 我漏了一针.
13 Squads of volunteers, organized by Parsons, were preparing the street for Hate Week, stitching banners, painting posters, erecting flagstaff's on the roofs, and perilously slinging wires across the street for the reception of streamers.
14 She nodded smiled, and went on stitching.
她点点头,笑了笑, 继续缝衣服.
15 Will you stitch a button on this shirt?
请你在这件衬衫上钉一颗钮扣好吗?
16 If she did cry out, it was not because she had crashed into the wall but because she had dropped a stitch.
17 “Will you really let me sew some stitches?” asked Prudence, watching her with shining eyes.
18 And was the Black Tortoise the stitch that needed to be pulled first before it could all unravel?
19 She took it and deftly did the last stitch, the punch of the needle through his skin almost pleasant.
20 I was adamantly opposed to anything synthetic or with visible stitching.
6 缝线
7 一点点
imperceivable petty imperceptible sl. little slightly point touch thought taste spark trait quantum straw whisper smack whiff whoop tithe hoot whit teaspoonful smidgen tittle minim twopence fiddlestick skosh skerrick haet a little bit only a few the least bit
8 拿针缝
9 一点儿
some somewhat bit button grain ghost fraction suspicion rap fig smite savor jot dollop savour vestige farthing triviality twopenny
10 线迹
11 连接
annectent running attached connective conjunct concatenate copulate conjunctive copulatory copulative conjoint syndetic couplement connection union joint conjunction junction linkage articulation splice hookup juncture joining copulation ligase jointure linkup joinder connect lock dock yoke inosculate articulate conjoin put link couple join tie tag graft bring together
12 缝法
13 衣服
clothes regalia togs habiliments attirement thing model wear dress gear thread habit toilet garment apparel wearable dud clobber vestment toilette raiment tog toggery outward man bib and tucker
14 突然
snap sudden unexpected rude abrupt precipitant short pop sharp bolt bump bounce bang slap plump unawares subito amain slap bang
15 缝
line opening crack slot seam raphe sew quilt sewing tailor sutural suture steek stitching gather
16 剧痛
acute aching achy lancinating smart shooting pinch sting agony pang twinge gnawing throe stang ache throes lancination torment gyp shoot wring excruciation angor
17 针法
19 织法
20 针迹
21 绣
24 线圈
27 固定
inerratic set certain constant fixed stable standing steady built-in consolidate stationary consolidated pointed seated steadfast settled immobile immovable self-centered staid fixative moveless unremoved consol. con. cons. lock fixture fixing anchorage fixation tie-down holdfast fix anchor fixate congeal stop stay establish seat pitch embed clamp moor rivet belay immobilize
28 刺痛
spreathed smart raw biting pungent prickly shoot bite shooting pinch stab sting twitch tingle prick twinge prickle atingle cut bitter burry stingily Nip
31 编法
32 编结
33 装钉