stitch 的英语意思
stitchstitch1 /stɪtʃ/ noun 
查看全部语言翻译1sewing [countable] a short piece of thread that has been sewn into a piece of cloth, or the action of the thread going into and out of the cloth缝入布料的一小段线，或线在布料上穿出穿入的动作2for wound [countable] a piece of special thread which has been used to sew the edges of a wound together用于缝合伤口边缘的一段特殊缝合线: 
He had to have ten stitches in his head.他头上缝了十针。3pain [countable usually singular] a sharp pain in the side of your body, which you can get by running or laughing a lot因剧烈跑步或大笑而引起的侧腹部刺痛4with wool [countable] a small circle of wool that is formed around a needle when you are knitting编织时绕在针上形成的一小圈毛线drop a stitch (=lose a stitch because the wool has come off the needle)（＝因毛线脱针而漏掉一针）5style [countable, uncountable] a particular way of sewing or knitting that makes a particular pattern缝纫或编织中形成特定花样的针法: Purl and plain are the two main stitches in knitting.反针和正针是编织中的两种基本针法。6not have a stitch on informal非正式 to be wearing no clothes一丝不挂；赤身裸体7in stitches laughing a lot in an uncontrollable way笑得不能自制；捧腹大笑have/keep somebody in stitches (=make someone laugh)（＝使某人捧腹大笑） Her jokes had us all in stitches.她的笑话让我们笑得前仰后合。8a stitch in time (saves nine) spoken口语 used to say that it is better to deal with problems early than to wait until they get worse用于说明及早处理问题胜过等问题恶化后再应对
查看全部语言翻译1sewing [countable] a short piece of thread that has been sewn into a piece of cloth, or the action of the thread going into and out of the cloth缝入布料的一小段线，或线在布料上穿出穿入的动作2for wound [countable] a piece of special thread which has been used to sew the edges of a wound together用于缝合伤口边缘的一段特殊缝合线: He had to have ten stitches in his head.他头上缝了十针。3pain [countable usually singular] a sharp pain in the side of your body, which you can get by running or laughing a lot因剧烈跑步或大笑而引起的侧腹部刺痛4with wool [countable] a small circle of wool that is formed around a needle when you are knitting编织时绕在针上形成的一小圈毛线drop a stitch (=lose a stitch because the wool has come off the needle)（＝因毛线脱针而漏掉一针）5style [countable, uncountable] a particular way of sewing or knitting that makes a particular pattern缝纫或编织中形成特定花样的针法: Purl and plain are the two main stitches in knitting.反针和正针是编织中的两种基本针法。6not have a stitch on informal非正式 to be wearing no clothes一丝不挂；赤身裸体7in stitches laughing a lot in an uncontrollable way笑得不能自制；捧腹大笑have/keep somebody in stitches (=make someone laugh)（＝使某人捧腹大笑） Her jokes had us all in stitches.她的笑话让我们笑得前仰后合。8a stitch in time (saves nine) spoken口语 used to say that it is better to deal with problems early than to wait until they get worse用于说明及早处理问题胜过等问题恶化后再应对stitchstitch2 verb [transitive] to sew two pieces of cloth together, or to sew a decoration onto a piece of cloth将两块布缝合在一起，或在布料上缝缀装饰: Mary is stitching a bedspread.玛丽正在缝制床罩。stitch something onto/across something The jersey has his name stitched across the back.那件运动衫背面绣着他的名字。stitch something ↔ together phrasal verb American English1to put different things or parts of something together to make one larger thing将不同的事物或各部分拼合在一起，形成一个更大的整体: In ten years, they have been able to stitch together a national network of banks.十年间，他们成功地将各地银行整合成了一个全国性网络。2to get a deal or agreement arranged促成一项交易或协议stitch somebody/something ↔ up phrasal verb1to put stitches in cloth or a wound in order to fasten parts of it together在布料或伤口上缝针，将各部分固定在一起: She stitched up the cut and left it to heal.她将伤口缝合后，让它自然愈合。2to get a deal or agreement completed satisfactorily so that it cannot be changed使一项交易或协议圆满达成，令其无法更改: The deal was stitched up in minutes.这笔交易几分钟内就敲定了。3British English informal非正式 to deceive someone, especially in order to gain money from them欺骗某人，尤指为了从其身上骗取钱财4British English informal非正式 to make someone seem guilty of a crime by providing false information提供虚假信息，使某人看起来犯有罪行；诬陷 SYN frame
to sew two pieces of cloth together, or to sew a decoration onto a piece of cloth将两块布缝合在一起，或在布料上缝缀装饰: Mary is stitching a bedspread.玛丽正在缝制床罩。stitch something onto/across something The jersey has his name stitched across the back.那件运动衫背面绣着他的名字。stitch something ↔ together phrasal verb American English1to put different things or parts of something together to make one larger thing将不同的事物或各部分拼合在一起，形成一个更大的整体: In ten years, they have been able to stitch together a national network of banks.十年间，他们成功地将各地银行整合成了一个全国性网络。2to get a deal or agreement arranged促成一项交易或协议stitch somebody/something ↔ up phrasal verb1to put stitches in cloth or a wound in order to fasten parts of it together在布料或伤口上缝针，将各部分固定在一起: She stitched up the cut and left it to heal.她将伤口缝合后，让它自然愈合。2to get a deal or agreement completed satisfactorily so that it cannot be changed使一项交易或协议圆满达成，令其无法更改: The deal was stitched up in minutes.这笔交易几分钟内就敲定了。3British English informal非正式 to deceive someone, especially in order to gain money from them欺骗某人，尤指为了从其身上骗取钱财4British English informal非正式 to make someone seem guilty of a crime by providing false information提供虚假信息，使某人看起来犯有罪行；诬陷 SYN frame