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stretch out

/stretʃ aʊt/

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verb

/stretʃ aʊt/B1formal
  • ruФразовый глагол, используемый для обозначения вытягивания чего-либо на полную длину, продления чего-либо или лежания для расслабления.

A phrasal verb used to indicate extending something to its full length, making something last longer, or lying down to relax.

uncountable · transitive and intransitive · phrasal, separable

  1. Extend the bodyinformal

    To extend one's body or limbs to full length, often to relax or relieve tension.

    ruВытянуться

    • She stretched out on the sofa after a long day.
    • He stretched out his arms to reach the top shelf.
    • The cat stretched out lazily in the sun.

    Synonymsextend oneselflie downloungereclinesprawlstretch

    Antonymscontractcrouchcurl upfold

  2. Make something longerinformal

    To pull or extend something to increase its length or duration.

    ruРастянуть

    • They stretched out the rope to make a clothesline.
    • We need to stretch out the budget to last the whole month.
    • He stretched out the elastic band until it snapped.

    Synonymsdraw outelongateextendlengthenprolongprotract

    Antonymscompresscondensecontractshorten

  3. Lie down comfortablyinformal

    To lie down in a relaxed, extended position.

    ruВытянуться

    • I'm going to stretch out on the grass and read.
    • He stretched out on the bed and fell asleep.
    • They stretched out on the beach towels.

    Synonymslie downloungereclinesprawlspread out

Forms
  • stretched out past participle
  • stretched out past simple
  • stretching out present participle
  • stretches out third person singular

Base verbstretch

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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