stretched
Prononciation : [strɛtʃt]
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Contexte : « physical action »
(verb) to pull something tightly or make it longer by pulling it. For example, if you pull a rubber band, you stretch it out.
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I stretched the rubber band so it was longer than before.
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I didn't stretch the band; it remained in its original shape.
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Did you stretch the string before tying it?
Contexte : « flexibility »
(verb) to reach out or extend your body to make yourself flexible. Like when you do exercises to make your muscles better.
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She stretched her arms before the race to warm up.
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He didn’t stretch at all before running and felt stiff.
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Do you stretch every morning to stay flexible?
Contexte : « condition »
(adjective) when something has been pulled out and is now longer or wider than it usually is. Think about a dress that got bigger after being worn a lot.
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The sweater is stretched because I wore it too many times.
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This shirt is not stretched; it fits me perfectly.
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Is this fabric already stretched, or does it still have its shape?
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