STITCH


Meaning of STITCH in English

I.

noun

1 in sewing

ADJECTIVE

▪ decorative , embroidery

▪ hand , machine

▪ blanket , chain , cross , running , satin , seam , straight , zigzag , etc.

VERB + STITCH

▪ do , put , sew

Can you do chain ~?

Put a ~ in the corner of the pocket to keep it in place.

▪ sew with , use

The edge was sewn with blanket ~.

▪ remove , take out

2 in knitting

ADJECTIVE

▪ garter , stocking , etc.

VERB + STITCH

▪ cast off , cast on

▪ drop , pick up

3 in a wound

ADJECTIVE

▪ dissolvable

▪ butterfly

VERB + STITCH

▪ need , require

He needed four ~es.

▪ get , have , receive

I had to have five ~es when I cut my finger.

▪ insert ( BrE ), put in

She had five ~es put in her cheek.

▪ remove , take out

He has now had the ~es taken out.

▪ get out , have out

When are you having your ~es out?

STITCH + VERB

▪ dissolve

PREPOSITION

▪ ~ in

He had twenty ~es in a head wound.

II.

verb

Stitch is used with these nouns as the object: ↑ quilt , ↑ seam

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .