knitted

• Décrit un tissu ou un vêtement fabriqué en entrelaçant des boucles de fil à l'aide d'aiguilles ou d'une machine.

Describes fabric or clothing made by interlocking loops of yarn using needles or a machine.

1. Made by knittingB1formal

   Created by interlocking loops of yarn or thread using needles or a machine, resulting in a stretchy fabric.

   tricoté (fait en tricotant)

   • She wore a warm, knitted scarf around her neck.
   • The store sells hand-knitted sweaters.
   • He received a beautifully knitted blanket as a gift.

   Synonymesknit

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de créer un vêtement ou un tissu en entrelaçant des boucles de fil à l'aide d'aiguilles, ou pour désigner le fait d'unir étroitement des choses.

A verb used to indicate the act of making a garment or fabric by interlocking loops of yarn with needles, or to join closely together.

verbe irrégulier

1. Create fabricA2formal

   To make a garment or fabric by interlocking loops of yarn with needles or a machine.

   tricoter

   • She learned to knit a scarf from her grandmother.
   • He is knitting a sweater for the winter.
   • The machine knits fabric at a very fast speed.

2. Join or uniteB2formal

   To bring together or connect closely, often used metaphorically.

   unir

   • The shared experience knitted the group together.
   • Time and trust knit their friendship stronger.
   • The community was knitted by a common goal.

   Synonymesbindbondconnectfusejoinlinkmergetieuniteweave

   Antonymesdisconnectdisunitedivideseparatesplit

3. Frown or wrinkleB2informal

   To tighten or contract the brow, often in concentration or worry.

   Froncer les sourcils

   • He knitted his brows in confusion.
   • She knitted her forehead while solving the puzzle.
   • His brow was knitted with concern.

   Synonymescontractfrownfurrowpuckerscowlwrinkle