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stretching

/ˈstretʃ.ɪŋ/

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adjective

/ˈstretʃ.ɪŋ/B1formal
  • ruОписывает что-то, что расширяется или может быть расширено по длине или объёму; также используется для описания задачи или требования, которое является сложным или требующим усилий.

Describes something that extends or is capable of being extended in length or scope; also used to describe a task or requirement that is demanding or challenging.

  1. Extending in lengthB1formal

    That extends or is capable of being extended in length or width.

    ruРастягивающийся

    • The stretching road seemed to go on forever.
    • She wore a pair of stretching yoga pants.
    • The stretching branches of the tree reached across the garden.

    Synonymselasticexpandableextendableextensiblestretchable

    Antonymscompressingshorteningshrinking

  2. Demanding or taxingB2informal

    Requiring great effort or strain; challenging.

    ruНапряжённый

    • The final exam was a stretching test of our knowledge.
    • This project is a stretching assignment for the new team.
    • His stretching schedule left him exhausted.

    Synonymsarduouschallengingdemandingexactinggruelingpunishingrigorousstrenuoustaxingtestingtoughtrying

    Antonymseasylightrelaxingundemanding

Forms
  • more stretching comparative form
  • most stretching superlative form
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noun

/ˈstretʃ.ɪŋ/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее действие или практику вытягивания конечностей или тела на полную длину, обычно для улучшения гибкости или подготовки к физической активности.

A noun referring to the act or practice of extending one's limbs or body to its full length, typically to improve flexibility or prepare for physical activity.

uncountable

  1. Physical exerciseA2formalsport

    The activity of extending the body or limbs to improve flexibility and reduce muscle tension.

    ruРастяжка

    • She does stretching every morning before her run.
    • Stretching helps prevent injuries during workouts.
    • The coach led the team through a series of stretching exercises.
  2. Act of extendingB1formal

    The action of making something longer or wider by pulling or expanding it.

    ruРастягивание

    • The stretching of the fabric caused it to tear.
    • Continuous stretching of the rubber band weakened it.
    • The stretching of the canvas required careful handling.

    Synonymsdilationdistensionelongationexpansionextensionpullstraintug

    Antonymscompressioncontractionshorteningshrinking

Forms
  • stretchings plural form
  • stretchings' possessive plural form
  • stretching's possessive singular form
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verb

stretch/stretʃ/A2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по вытягиванию или растягиванию чего-либо, чтобы сделать его длиннее, шире или более гибким, или для выпрямления тела или конечностей.

A verb used to indicate the act of extending or pulling something to make it longer, wider, or more flexible, or to straighten one's body or limbs.

  1. Extend physicallyA2formal

    To straighten or extend one's body or a part of it to full length.

    ruПотянуться

    • She stretched her arms above her head after waking up.
    • He stretched his legs during the long car ride.
    • The cat stretched lazily in the sun.

    Synonymselongateextendreachstraighten

    Antonymsbendcompresscontractcurlfold

  2. Make longer or widerA2formal

    To pull something so that it becomes longer or wider.

    ruРастягивать

    • You need to stretch the dough before baking.
    • The elastic band stretched when I pulled it.
    • He stretched the canvas tightly over the frame.

    Synonymsdraw outelongateexpandextendlengthenpull outwiden

    Antonymscompresscontractshortenshrinktighten

  3. Extend over an area or timeB1formal

    To cover or reach across a distance or period of time.

    ruПростираться

    • The forest stretches for miles to the north.
    • The project will stretch over several months.
    • Her patience was stretched to the limit.

    Synonymscontinuecoverextendlastrangereachspanspread

    Antonymscompressconstrictcontractshorten

  4. Exceed limitsB2informal

    To push something beyond its normal or reasonable limits.

    ruПревышать пределы

    • He stretched the truth when he said he had met the president.
    • The budget is already stretched thin this month.
    • Don't stretch the rules too far.

    Synonymsoverextendoverstretchpushstraintax

    Antonymslimitrestrain

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

Phrasal variantsstretch alongstretch out

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