stitch — a single pass of a threaded needle through fabric or flesh in sewing
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a single pass of a threaded needle through fabric or flesh in sewing
Pronunciation (IPA): /stɪtʃ/
Korean meaning: 바늘과 실로 꿰매는 한 땀
Korean pronunciation: **스**티치
Example Sentences
- My grandmother can make perfect stitches even without glasses.
- The comedian's joke left the audience in stitches for five minutes straight.
- He got a stitch from laughing too hard at his own terrible pun.
stitch
NOUN//stɪtʃ//
a single pass of a threaded needle through fabric or flesh in sewing
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Origin
고대 영어 'stice'에서 유래했으며, 이는 '찌르다, 뚫다'를 의미하는 게르만어족 어근에서 나왔습니다. 바늘로 천을 뚫어 꿰매는 행위에서 이름이 붙었죠.
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“My grandmother can make perfect stitches even without glasses.”
“The comedian's joke left the audience in stitches for five minutes straight.”
“He got a stitch from laughing too hard at his own terrible pun.”
“The surgeon carefully stitched the patient's wound with precision.”
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