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élasticité

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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engleski
francuski
francuski

I. stretch [Brit strɛtʃ, Am strɛtʃ] N

1. stretch (extending movement):

stretch (in gymnastics)
to have a stretch
to give sth a stretch arm, leg
to give sth a stretch elastic
to be at full stretch (taut) lit rope, elastic:
to be at full stretch (flat out) fig factory, office:
to work at full stretch factory, machine:
to work at full stretch person:
at a stretch

2. stretch (elasticity):

stretch

3. stretch (section):

stretch (of road, track)
stretch (of coastline, river)
to be on the home or finishing stretch athlete, racehorse:

4. stretch (expanse):

stretch (of water, countryside)
a stretch of land

5. stretch (period):

stretch
a short/long stretch
a three-hour stretch
I did an 18-month stretch in Tokyo
to work for 12 hours at a stretch

6. stretch (prison sentence):

stretch inf
a five-year stretch
to do a long stretch

II. stretch [Brit strɛtʃ, Am strɛtʃ] ADJ attr

stretch cover, fabric, waist
stretch limousine

III. stretch [Brit strɛtʃ, Am strɛtʃ] VB trans

1. stretch (extend):

stretch rope, net
tendre (between entre)
to stretch one's neck/arms/legs lit
to stretch one's legs fig
to stretch one's wings lit, fig

2. stretch:

stretch (increase the size) lit spring
stretch elastic
stretch fabric
stretch (deliberately) shoe
stretch (distort) garment, shoe

3. stretch (bend):

stretch truth
stretch rules, regulations
to stretch a point (exaggerate)

4. stretch (push to the limit):

stretch patience, tolerance
stretch budget, resources
stretch pupil, employee, competitor
to be fully stretched person, company:

5. stretch (eke out):

stretch budget
stretch supplies

IV. stretch [Brit strɛtʃ, Am strɛtʃ] VB intr

1. stretch (extend one's limbs):

stretch

2. stretch (spread):

stretch road, track:
s'étaler (for sur)
stretch forest, water, beach, moor:
s'étendre (for sur)
to stretch over empire: Europe
to stretch over festivities, course: fortnight, month
to stretch to or as far as sth flex, string:

3. stretch (become larger):

stretch elastic:
stretch shoe:
stretch fabric, garment:

4. stretch (afford) inf:

V. to stretch oneself VB refl

to stretch oneself refl:

to stretch oneself
to stretch oneself fig

non-stretch [Brit nɒnˈstrɛtʃ] ADJ

non-stretch

stretch back VB [Brit strɛtʃ -, Am strɛtʃ -]

to stretch back for centuries tradition:
to stretch back to problem, tradition: 1970, last year
to stretch back to traffic jam, queue: place, corner

I. stretch out VB [Brit strɛtʃ -, Am strɛtʃ -] (stretch out)

1. stretch out (lie down):

stretch out

2. stretch out (extend):

stretch out plain, countryside, road:

II. stretch out VB [Brit strɛtʃ -, Am strɛtʃ -] (stretch out [sth], stretch [sth] out) (extend)

stretch out hand, foot
tendre (towards vers)
stretch out arm, leg
stretch out nets, sheet

stretch mark N

stretch mark

back straight, back stretch N SPORTS

francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
non-stretch
stretch
stretch class
stretch
stretch material
velours stretch
stretch velvet
jeans en stretch
stretch jeans
stretch mark

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engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. stretch <-es> [stretʃ] N

1. stretch no pl (elasticity):

stretch

2. stretch (muscle extension):

stretch
to have a stretch

3. stretch GEO:

stretch
stretch of land
stretch of road

4. stretch (period):

stretch
at a stretch

5. stretch (beyond one's skill):

to work at full stretch engine, firm
to work at full stretch person

6. stretch SPORTS:

stretch
to enter the final stretch

II. stretch [stretʃ] ADJ

stretch fabric, trousers:

stretch
a stretch limo

III. stretch [stretʃ] VB intr

1. stretch (become longer or wider):

stretch rubber, elastic
stretch clothes

2. stretch (extend the muscles):

stretch

3. stretch (need time):

stretch
to stretch into a date
to stretch back to a date

4. stretch (cover an area):

stretch
to stretch across/along sth
to stretch for 25 miles

5. stretch (go beyond):

to stretch to a sum

IV. stretch [stretʃ] VB trans

1. stretch (extend):

stretch
stretch hand, arm

2. stretch (extend by pulling):

stretch elastic band
stretch clothes

3. stretch (demand a lot of):

stretch a. fig
stretch limits

4. stretch SPORTS:

to stretch one's lead

5. stretch (go beyond):

stretch
to stretch a point
to stretch it a bit

stretch marks N

stretch marks

home straight, home stretch N Am a. fig

francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
to stretch out
to stretch
stretch
stretch fabric
tronçon d'une voie ferrée, route, autoroute
stretch
at a stretch
to stretch the truth/the rules
to stretch one's legs
section d'un parcours
stretch
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engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. stretch <-es> [stretʃ] N

1. stretch (elasticity):

stretch

2. stretch (muscle extension):

stretch
to take a stretch

3. stretch GEO:

stretch
stretch of land
stretch of road

4. stretch (period):

stretch
at a stretch

5. stretch (effort):

stretch

6. stretch sports:

stretch
to enter the final stretch

II. stretch [stretʃ] ADJ

stretch fabric, jeans:

stretch
a stretch limo

III. stretch [stretʃ] VB intr

1. stretch (become longer, wider):

stretch rubber, elastic
stretch clothes

2. stretch (extend muscles):

stretch

3. stretch (need time):

stretch
to stretch into June/next year
to stretch back to last August/1987

4. stretch (cover area):

stretch
to stretch across/along sth
to stretch for 25 miles

5. stretch (go beyond):

to stretch to a sum

IV. stretch [stretʃ] VB trans

1. stretch (extend):

stretch
stretch hand, arm

2. stretch (extend by pulling):

stretch elastic band
stretch clothes

3. stretch (demand a lot of):

stretch a. fig
stretch limits

4. stretch sports:

to stretch one's lead

5. stretch (go beyond):

stretch
to stretch a point
to stretch it a bit

home stretch N a. fig

home stretch

stretch marks N pl

stretch marks
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
to stretch out
étirer textile
to stretch
stretch
stretch fabric
tronçon d'une voie ferrée, autoroute
stretch
to stretch the truth/the rules
at a stretch
to stretch one's legs
déplier jambes
to stretch out
Present
Istretch
youstretch
he/she/itstretches
westretch
youstretch
theystretch
Past
Istretched
youstretched
he/she/itstretched
westretched
youstretched
theystretched
Present Perfect
Ihavestretched
youhavestretched
he/she/ithasstretched
wehavestretched
youhavestretched
theyhavestretched
Past Perfect
Ihadstretched
youhadstretched
he/she/ithadstretched
wehadstretched
youhadstretched
theyhadstretched