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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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I. stretch [ingl brit strɛtʃ, ingl am strɛtʃ] SOST

1. stretch (extending movement):

stretch (in gymnastics)
to have a stretch
to give sth a stretch arm, leg
to give sth a stretch elastic
to be at full stretch (taut) lett rope, elastic:
to be at full stretch (flat out) fig factory, office:
to work at full stretch factory, machine:
to work at full stretch person:
at a stretch

2. stretch (elasticity):

stretch

3. stretch (section):

stretch (of road, track)
stretch (of coastline, river)
to be on the home or finishing stretch athlete, racehorse:

4. stretch (expanse):

stretch (of water, countryside)
a stretch of land

5. stretch (period):

stretch
a short/long stretch
a three-hour stretch
I did an 18-month stretch in Tokyo
to work for 12 hours at a stretch

6. stretch (prison sentence):

stretch colloq
a five-year stretch
to do a long stretch

II. stretch [ingl brit strɛtʃ, ingl am strɛtʃ] AGG attr

stretch cover, fabric, waist
stretch limousine

III. stretch [ingl brit strɛtʃ, ingl am strɛtʃ] VB vb trans

1. stretch (extend):

stretch rope, net
tendre (between entre)
to stretch one's neck/arms/legs lett
to stretch one's legs fig
to stretch one's wings lett, fig

2. stretch:

stretch (increase the size) lett spring
stretch elastic
stretch fabric
stretch (deliberately) shoe
stretch (distort) garment, shoe

3. stretch (bend):

stretch truth
stretch rules, regulations
to stretch a point (exaggerate)

4. stretch (push to the limit):

stretch patience, tolerance
stretch budget, resources
stretch pupil, employee, competitor
to be fully stretched person, company:

5. stretch (eke out):

stretch budget
stretch supplies

IV. stretch [ingl brit strɛtʃ, ingl am strɛtʃ] VB vb intr

1. stretch (extend one's limbs):

stretch

2. stretch (spread):

stretch road, track:
s'étaler (for sur)
stretch forest, water, beach, moor:
s'étendre (for sur)
to stretch over empire: Europe
to stretch over festivities, course: fortnight, month
to stretch to or as far as sth flex, string:

3. stretch (become larger):

stretch elastic:
stretch shoe:
stretch fabric, garment:

4. stretch (afford) colloq:

V. to stretch oneself VB vb rifl

to stretch oneself vb rifl:

to stretch oneself
to stretch oneself fig

non-stretch [ingl brit nɒnˈstrɛtʃ] AGG

non-stretch

stretch back VB [ingl brit strɛtʃ -, ingl am strɛtʃ -]

to stretch back for centuries tradition:
to stretch back to problem, tradition: 1970, last year
to stretch back to traffic jam, queue: place, corner

I. stretch out VB [ingl brit strɛtʃ -, ingl am strɛtʃ -] (stretch out)

1. stretch out (lie down):

stretch out

2. stretch out (extend):

stretch out plain, countryside, road:

II. stretch out VB [ingl brit strɛtʃ -, ingl am strɛtʃ -] (stretch out [sth], stretch [sth] out) (extend)

stretch out hand, foot
tendre (towards vers)
stretch out arm, leg
stretch out nets, sheet

stretch mark SOST

stretch mark

back straight, back stretch SOST SPORT

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francese
inglese
inglese
non-stretch
stretch
stretch class
stretch
stretch material
velours stretch
stretch velvet
jeans en stretch
stretch jeans
stretch mark

nel dizionario PONS

inglese
inglese
francese
francese

I. stretch <-es> [stretʃ] SOST

1. stretch no pl (elasticity):

stretch

2. stretch (muscle extension):

stretch
to have a stretch

3. stretch GEO:

stretch
stretch of land
stretch of road

4. stretch (period):

stretch
at a stretch

5. stretch (beyond one's skill):

to work at full stretch engine, firm
to work at full stretch person

6. stretch SPORT:

stretch
to enter the final stretch

II. stretch [stretʃ] AGG

stretch fabric, trousers:

stretch
a stretch limo

III. stretch [stretʃ] VB vb intr

1. stretch (become longer or wider):

stretch rubber, elastic
stretch clothes

2. stretch (extend the muscles):

stretch

3. stretch (need time):

stretch
to stretch into a date
to stretch back to a date

4. stretch (cover an area):

stretch
to stretch across/along sth
to stretch for 25 miles

5. stretch (go beyond):

to stretch to a sum

IV. stretch [stretʃ] VB vb trans

1. stretch (extend):

stretch
stretch hand, arm

2. stretch (extend by pulling):

stretch elastic band
stretch clothes

3. stretch (demand a lot of):

stretch a. fig
stretch limits

4. stretch SPORT:

to stretch one's lead

5. stretch (go beyond):

stretch
to stretch a point
to stretch it a bit

stretch marks SOST

stretch marks

home straight, home stretch SOST ingl am a. fig

francese
francese
inglese
inglese
to stretch out
to stretch
stretch
stretch fabric
tronçon d'une voie ferrée, route, autoroute
stretch
at a stretch
to stretch the truth/the rules
to stretch one's legs
section d'un parcours
stretch
nel dizionario PONS
inglese
inglese
francese
francese

I. stretch <-es> [stretʃ] SOST

1. stretch (elasticity):

stretch

2. stretch (muscle extension):

stretch
to take a stretch

3. stretch GEO:

stretch
stretch of land
stretch of road

4. stretch (period):

stretch
at a stretch

5. stretch (effort):

stretch

6. stretch sports:

stretch
to enter the final stretch

II. stretch [stretʃ] AGG

stretch fabric, jeans:

stretch
a stretch limo

III. stretch [stretʃ] VB vb intr

1. stretch (become longer, wider):

stretch rubber, elastic
stretch clothes

2. stretch (extend muscles):

stretch

3. stretch (need time):

stretch
to stretch into June/next year
to stretch back to last August/1987

4. stretch (cover area):

stretch
to stretch across/along sth
to stretch for 25 miles

5. stretch (go beyond):

to stretch to a sum

IV. stretch [stretʃ] VB vb trans

1. stretch (extend):

stretch
stretch hand, arm

2. stretch (extend by pulling):

stretch elastic band
stretch clothes

3. stretch (demand a lot of):

stretch a. fig
stretch limits

4. stretch sports:

to stretch one's lead

5. stretch (go beyond):

stretch
to stretch a point
to stretch it a bit

home stretch SOST a. fig

home stretch

stretch marks SOST pl

stretch marks
francese
francese
inglese
inglese
to stretch out
étirer textile
to stretch
stretch
stretch fabric
tronçon d'une voie ferrée, autoroute
stretch
to stretch the truth/the rules
at a stretch
to stretch one's legs
déplier jambes
to stretch out
Present
Istretch
youstretch
he/she/itstretches
westretch
youstretch
theystretch
Past
Istretched
youstretched
he/she/itstretched
westretched
youstretched
theystretched
Present Perfect
Ihavestretched
youhavestretched
he/she/ithasstretched
wehavestretched
youhavestretched
theyhavestretched
Past Perfect
Ihadstretched
youhadstretched
he/she/ithadstretched
wehadstretched
youhadstretched
theyhadstretched

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I have those stretch marks... and so what?
www.dailymail.co.uk
None of the participants was rated as having no improvement in their clinical appearance of stretch marks.
en.wikipedia.org
Stretch marks occur in the dermis, the resilient middle layer that helps the skin retain its shape.
en.wikipedia.org
It can also be used on other parts of the body, promoting cellular growth and repair, lessening stretch marks and giving a deep exfoliation.
www.stuff.co.nz
Stretch marks occur when the skin is stretched extensively over a short time period.
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