stitch
noun
verb
stɪtʃ
noun
1
SEWING
缝纫
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
〔缝纫中的〕一针; 缝
C
2
FOR WOUND
缝合伤口
a
piece
of
special
thread
which
has
been
used
to
sew
the
edges
of
a
wound
together
〔缝合伤口的〕缝线
C
He
had
to
have
10
stitches
in
his
head.
他头上缝了十针。
3
PAIN
疼痛
a
sharp
pain
in
the
side
of
your
body,
which
you
can
get
by
running
or
laughing
a
lot
〔跑步或大笑引起的〕胁部的突然剧痛
C usually singular 一般用单数
4
WITH WOOL
用毛线
a
small
circle
of
wool
that
is
formed
around
a
needle
when
you
are
KNITTING
〔编结中的〕一针
C
drop
a
stitch
5
STYLE
风格
a
particular
way
of
sewing
or
KNITTING
that
makes
a
particular
pattern
缝法，针法; 编结法
C,U
Purl
and
plain
are
the
two
main
stitches
in
knitting.
反针和平针是编织中的两种主要织法。
6
not have a stitch on
to
be
wearing
no
clothes
一丝不挂，赤身露体
informal
7
in stitches
laughing
a
lot
in
an
uncontrollable
way
大笑不止的
have/keep
sb
in
stitches
(make
someone
laugh)
使某人大笑不止
Her
jokes
had
us
all
in
stitches.
她讲的笑话让我们大家笑破了肚皮。
8
a stitch in time (saves nine)
used
to
say
that
it
is
better
to
deal
with
problems
early
than
to
wait
until
they
get
worse
一针及时，可省九针; 及时处理，事半功倍
spoken
verb
9
to
sew
two
pieces
of
cloth
together,
or
to
sew
a
decoration
onto
a
piece
of
cloth
缝，缝合，缝补; 缝缀
Mary
is
stitching
a
bedspread.
玛丽在缝床罩。
stitch
sth
onto/across
sth
The
jersey
has
his
name
stitched
across
the
back.
这件运动套衫的后背上缝着他的名字。
10
to
put
different
things
or
parts
of
something
together
to
make
one
larger
thing
拼凑起，组织起
In
ten
years,
they
have
been
able
to
stitch
together
a
national
network
of
banks.
在十年时间里，他们组织起了全国性的银行网络。
11
to
get
a
deal
or
agreement
arranged
安排，筹备〔交易、协议〕
12
to
put
stitches
in
cloth
or
a
wound
in
order
to
fasten
parts
of
it
together
缝合，缝拢
She
stitched
up
the
cut
and
left
it
to
heal.
她把伤口缝好让它愈合。
13
to
get
a
deal
or
agreement
completed
satisfactorily
so
that
it
cannot
be
changed
圆满地完成〔交易或协议〕
The
deal
was
stitched
up
in
minutes.
那笔交易几分钟就完成了。
14
to
deceive
someone,
especially
in
order
to
gain
money
from
them
[英，非正式] 欺骗，欺诈〔尤为了骗钱〕
BrE informal
15
to
make
someone
seem
guilty
of
a
crime
by
providing
false
information
[英，非正式] 〔提供假情报〕陷害，诬陷;
BrE informal