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stitch n | (sewing stitch) | punto nm |
| | puntada nf |
| Marilyn sewed up the rip in her skirt with neat stitches. |
| Marilyn cosió el desgarrón de su falda con unos puntos perfectos. |
stitch n | (needlework: style of stitch) (tejido con agujas o ganchillo) | tipo de punto nm + loc adj |
| (bordado, costura) | tipo de puntada nm + loc adj |
| This is quite a difficult stitch to do, but it looks good once you've got the hang of it. |
| Esto es un tipo de punto bastante difícil, pero una vez que le pillas el tranquillo, queda muy bien. |
stitch n | (medical: suture) (de sutura) | punto nm |
| The cut on Gareth's head needed a stitch. |
| El corte que tenía Gareth en la cabeza necesitaba puntos. |
stitch n | (pain in the side) | punzada nf |
| | dolor en el costado nm + loc adj |
| | pinchazo nm |
| Nancy had to slow to a walk for a while when she got a stitch during her run. |
| Nancy tuvo que parar y ponerse a andar cuando sintió una punzada mientras corría. |
stitch [sth]⇒ vtr | (sew) | coser⇒ vtr |
| (unir con puntadas ligeras) | hilvanar⇒ vtr |
| Glenn stitched the hem of the trousers. |
| Glenn le cosió el dobladillo a los pantalones. |
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stitch n | figurative, usually with negative (clothing) | nada nf |
| | en cuero, en cueros nm + loc adj |
| | en bolas nm + loc adj |
| I can't go to a party tonight; I haven't got a stitch to wear! The streaker wasn't wearing a stitch when he ran across the football pitch. |
| No puedo ir de fiesta esta noche, ¡no tengo nada que ponerme! |
| El hombre que se puso a correr dentro del campo de fútbol iba en cuero. |
stitch n | (knitting stitch) | punto nm |
| The needles clicked as Alice formed the stitches. |
| Las agujas hacían un ruidito seco mientras Alice hacía punto. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025: Locuciones verbales
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stitch [sth] up, stitch up [sth] vtr phrasal sep | (sew a wound) (medicina) | suturar⇒ vtr |
| (informal) | coser⇒ vtr |
| The doctor stitched up my cut in no time. |
| El médico me suturó la herida muy rápido. |
stitch [sb] up, stitch up [sb] vtr phrasal sep | (sew [sb]'s wounds) (medicina) | suturar a vtr + prep |
| (informal) | coser a vtr + prep |
| The surgeon stitched the patient up. |
| El cirujano suturó al paciente. |
stitch [sb] up, stitch up [sb] vtr phrasal sep | UK, figurative, informal (swindle) | estafar a, timar a vtr + prep |
| | engañar a vtr + prep |
| (CO, CU: coloquial) | tumbar a vtr + prep |
| (AR, CL: vulgar) | cagar a vtr + prep |
| When he didn't turn up with the goods I knew I'd been stitched up. |
| Cuando no apareció con la mercadería, supe que me había estafado. |
| (AR: coloquial) | currar a vtr + prep |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025: Compound Forms:
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a stitch in time saves nine expr | figurative (best to act without delay) (figurado) | más vale prevenir que curar expr |
blanket stitch n | (sewing: stitch for edge of fabric) | ganchillo nm |
brick stitch n | (needlework) | puntada ladrillo loc nom f |
cable stitch n | (knitting stitch) | punto cable loc nom m |
chain stitch n | (ornamental embroidery stitch) | punto de cadeneta nm + loc adj |
| | puntada de cadeneta nf + loc adj |
chain stitch n | (crochet stitch) | cadeneta nf |
chain stitch n | (machine stitch) | cadeneta nf |
chain stitch vi | (sew or crochet using chain stitch) | hacer punto de cadeneta loc verb |
chain stitch [sth] vtr | (use the chain stitch) | hacer punto de cadeneta loc verb |
cross-stitch n | (sewing stitch: x pattern) | punto de cruz, punto en cruz loc nom m |
cross-stitch n | (sewing, embroidery) | hacer un punto de cruz, hacer un punto en cruz loc verb |
cross-stitch⇒ vi | (do embroidery) | hacer un punto de cruz, hacer un punto en cruz loc verb |
cross-stitch [sth]⇒ vtr | (sew a design) | bordar⇒ vtr |
cross-stitch [sth] vtr | (embroider an item) | bordar⇒ vtr |
| Josie cross-stitched a cushion for her living room. |
flame stitch n | (sewing) | punto de llama loc nom m |
| | bargello nm |
garter stitch n | (knitting: stitch pattern) | punto santa clara loc nom m |
not have a stitch on, not wearing a stitch expr | (person: naked) | no tener nada puesto loc verb |
| | no tener ropa loc verb |
restitch [sth], re-stitch⇒ vtr | (sew again) | recoser⇒ vtr |
rib, rib stitch n | (knitting stitch) | cordoncillo nm |
| | resorte nm |
| Marilyn was getting better at knitting, but she hadn't quite mastered doing a rib yet. |
| Marilyn estaba mejorando en el tejido, pero todavía no manejaba muy bien el cordoncillo. |
ripper, seam ripper, stitch ripper n | (needlework: stitch remover) (coloquial) | descosedor nm |
| (coloquial) | cortacosturas nm |
| The tailor used a ripper to remove the bad stitching. |
| El sastre usó un descosedor para sacar las costuras mal hechas. |
saddle stitch n | (sewing stitch) | puntada nf |
saddle stitch n | (bookbinding stitch) | encuadernación a caballete nf + loc adv |
saddle stitch [sth] vtr | (sew or decorate with saddle stitch) | encuadernar a caballete loc verb |
slip stitch n | (loose stitch between two layers) | punto deslizado loc nom m |
slip stitch [sth] vtr | (use slip stitch) | poner punto deslizado loc verb |
slip stitch vi | (use slip stitch on fabric) | usar un punto deslizado loc verb |
stitch-up n | UK, figurative, informal (dishonest manipulation of a situation) | engaño nm |
| | montaje nm |
| I don't know how my ID card turned up at the scene of the crime. I was nowhere near the place. This is a stitch-up! |
stockinette, stockinette stitch (US), stocking stitch (UK) n | (knitting stitch) | punto liso loc nom m |
| | punto de media loc nom m |
| | punto jersey loc nom m |
| | punto espiga loc nom m |
tent stitch n | (embroidery) | puntada de aguja loc nom f |
| | puntada media cruz loc nom f |
| | tejido de canasta loc nom m |
tie stitch n | (needlework) | puntada nf |
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