knit — to make clothing or other items by connecting loops of yarn with long needles or a machine
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to make clothing or other items by connecting loops of yarn with long needles or a machine
Pronunciation (IPA): /nɪt/
Korean meaning: 뜨개질하다, 편물하다
Korean pronunciation: **니**트
Example Sentences
- My grandmother can knit a sweater faster than I can eat pizza.
- The team needs to knit together if they want to win the championship.
- She knitted her eyebrows when she saw her phone bill.
knit
VERB//nɪt//
to make clothing or other items by connecting loops of yarn with long needles or a machine
to make clothing or other items by connecting loops of yarn with long needles or a machine
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Grandma sits to knit what fits!
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Origin
고대 영어 'cnyttan'에서 유래되어 '매듭을 짓다'는 의미였습니다. 게르만어족 공통어에서 발달한 단어로, 실을 엮어 천을 만드는 기술과 함께 발전했습니다.
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“My grandmother can knit a sweater faster than I can eat pizza.”
“The team needs to knit together if they want to win the championship.”
“She knitted her eyebrows when she saw her phone bill.”
“Learning to knit is easier than learning to code, but both require patience.”
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