oversewn

• صفة قديمة تصف شيئًا خِيطَت حوافه بغرز تمر عبر الحافة، وتُستعمل عادةً في الخياطة أو تجليد الكتب؛ نادرًا ما تُستعمل اليوم خارج السياق التاريخي أو التقني.

An archaic adjective describing something that has been sewn with stitches passing over the edges, typically used in tailoring or bookbinding; now rarely used outside of historical or technical contexts.

1. Sewn with overhand stitchesC2formal

   Joined together using close vertical stitches that pass over and pull the two edges together.

   مخيط بدرزة الحاشية

   • The edges of the fabric were oversewn to prevent fraying.
   • She oversewn the two pieces of leather for a strong seam.
   • The tailor used an oversewn stitch to finish the hem neatly.

• فعل يعني خياطة حواف القماش أو المادة بغرز تمر عبر الحافة لمنعها من التنسل أو لتثبيتها، ويُستخدم غالبًا في الخياطة أو تجليد الكتب.

A verb meaning to sew with stitches that pass over the edges of a fabric or material, often used in tailoring or bookbinding.

1. Sew edges togetherC2formal

   To stitch two edges together using close, overcast stitches that pass over both edges to join them securely.

   خياطة الحواف معاً

   • She learned to oversew the seams of the dress to prevent fraying.
   • The tailor carefully oversewed the two pieces of fabric.
   • To finish the hem, you need to oversew the edges by hand.

   المرادفاتovercastwhipstitch