stitched

• Describe algo que ha sido unido o asegurado mediante puntadas, generalmente con aguja e hilo.

Describes something that has been joined or fastened together using stitches, typically with a needle and thread.

1. Sewn togetherB1formal

   Joined or fastened by stitches using a needle and thread.

   cosido

   • The wound was stitched carefully by the surgeon.
   • She wore a beautifully stitched dress to the party.
   • The torn pages were stitched back into the book.

   Sinónimosdarnedsewn

   Antónimostorn

2. Embroidered or decoratedB2formal

   Ornamented with a pattern of stitches.

   bordado

   • The pillowcase was stitched with floral patterns.
   • He admired the stitched details on the leather jacket.
   • The quilt was hand-stitched with intricate designs.

   Sinónimosdecoratedsewn

• Verbo que designa la acción de unir o reparar algo mediante puntadas, generalmente en costura o medicina.

A verb used to indicate the act of joining or repairing something with stitches, typically in sewing or medical contexts.

1. Sew or fastenA2formal

   To join or fasten fabric, cloth, or other materials together using a needle and thread.

   Coser o fijar con puntadas

   • She stitched the torn sleeve back together.
   • He carefully stitched the button onto his shirt.
   • The tailor stitched the hem of the dress.

   Sinónimosbastedarnhemneedleseamsewsuturetack

   Antónimosripseparatetear

2. B1formal

   To close a wound or incision using surgical thread or staples.

   suturar

   • The doctor stitched the cut on his arm.
   • The wound needed to be stitched to stop the bleeding.
   • She had to get her finger stitched after the accident.

   Sinónimosclosesuture

3. Create or repair by sewingB1informal

   To make or mend something by sewing, often as a hobby or craft.

   coser

   • She enjoys stitching quilts in her free time.
   • He stitched a patch onto his jeans.
   • They stitched together a beautiful tapestry.

   Sinónimosdarnmendpatchrepairseamsew