English to Yiddish Meaning of stretch - אָנשפּאַנען


Stretch :
אָנשפּאַנען

פאַרשפּרייטן, יקספּאַנשאַן, שעטעך, יקספּאַנס, פּראַפּאַגיישאַן, אָנשפּאַנען, געשפּרייט, שפּאַנונג, Flare, דערגרייכן, קאַנטיניויישאַן, באַרייַסן, אַקיאַפּאַנסי, פּערוואַסיאָן, קאַמפּריכענשאַן, קאָנטאַקט, פּראַקסימאַטי, העמשעכדיקייַט

פאַרברייטערן, דערגרייכן, אָנשפּאַנען, פאַרגרעסערן, פאַרלענגערן, פאַרמערן, יקספּאַנד, פאַרשפּרייטן, דיילייט, אַמפּליפי, צעוויקלען, ספּראָל, ציען, שלעפּן, קראַפט, שפּאַנונג, פאַרב, מעגאַזעמ זייַן, אָווערדראַוו, ויסנייען, אָוווערסטייט, זיין עקסטענדעד, בראָדאַן, לענגטאַן

אָנשפּאַנעןסטרעטטשאַבלעאויסגעצויגןטראָגבעטלסטרעטטשערעדסטרעטטשערינגסטרעטטשערססטרעטשיזסטרעטשינגסטרעטטשי
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Definitions of stretch in English
Noun(1) a large and unbroken expanse or distance(2) the act of physically reaching or thrusting out(3) a straightaway section of a racetrack(4) exercise designed to extend the limbs and muscles to their full extent(5) extension to or beyond the ordinary limit(6) an unbroken period of time during which you do something(7) the capacity for being stretched
Verb(1) occupy a large, elongated area(2) extend one's limbs or muscles, or the entire body(3) extend or stretch out to a greater or the full length(4) become longer by being stretched and pulled(5) make long or longer by pulling and stretching(6) lie down comfortably(7) pull in opposite directions(8) extend the scope or meaning of; often unduly(9) corrupt, debase, or make impure by adding a foreign or inferior substance; often by replacing valuable ingredients with inferior ones(10) increase in quantity or bulk by adding a cheaper substance(11) extend one's body or limbs
Adjective(1) having an elongated seating area(2) easily stretched
Examples of stretch in English
(1) He did a long stretch , and his body ached but he felt fully restored, and all he needed now was breakfast.(2) Always take time to warm up before your primary activity and finish up with a long stretch while your body is still hot and elastic.(3) I think any role is a balance between a stretch and knowing that you can do it.(4) And he has quickened his delivery off the stretch to do a better job of holding runners.(5) ÔÇÿI always look for roles that are going to stretch me,ÔÇÖ he says.(6) In fact, women are being expected to stretch themselves until they become superwomen.(7) she could feel the stretch and pull of the muscles in her legs(8) Police believe she may have heard thieves trying to break into two high-value cars, including a stretch limousine belonging to her husband, outside their house in Wembley.(9) The new concept being to feel some good pain from the stretch then relaxing and letting go, softening the stretch and your general body tension.(10) Recently it has been suggested that several different regions of titin might play a role in the sensing of stretch in muscle by binding various ligands.(11) Ensuring that her children are fed properly is a stretch .(12) To enhance the stretch , push gently above the knee on the outside of the leg, with the non-stretch leg hand.(13) Keeping your back straight, allow your upper body to lean forward until you feel a stretch in your chest and shoulders.(14) a treacherous stretch of road(15) Softer metals tend to stretch more easily, which explains the different factors in the formulas for different metals.(16) Merrion expect this would stretch the team's operational capabilities.
Related Phrases of stretch
(1) stretch out ::
צו אויס
(2) to stretch ::
צו אויסשטרעקן
(3) stretch mark ::
אויסשטרעקן צייכן
(4) at a stretch ::
ביי אַ אויסשטרעקן
(5) stretch the truth ::
אויסשטרעקן די אמת
(6) stretch up ::
אויסשטרעקן זיך
(7) stretch limo ::
אויסשטרעקן לימאָ
(8) stretch one's legs ::
אויסשטרעקן איין ס 'לעגס
(9) stretch of water ::
אויסשטרעקן פון וואַסער
Synonyms
Noun
1. expanse ::
יקספּאַנס
2. period ::
צייַט
6. reach ::
דערגרייכן
7. stint ::
סטינט
Verb
8. be elastic ::
זייַן גומע
10. prolong ::
פאַרלענגערן
11. be sufficient for ::
זיין גענוג פֿאַר
12. put a strain on ::
שטעלן אַ שפּאַנונג אויף
13. bend ::
בייגן
14. reach out ::
גרייכן צו
15. extend ::
פאַרברייטערן
17. elongate ::
עלאָנגאַטע
18. stretch out ::
צו אויס
19. debase ::
דעבאַסע
Adjective
20. stretchy ::
סטרעטטשי
Antonyms
1. abbreviate ::
אַבריוויייט
2. abridge ::
פאַרקירצן
3. curtail ::
קורטאַיל
4. cut ::
שנייַדן
5. shorten ::
פאַרקירצן
Different Forms
stretch, stretchable, stretched, stretcher, stretchered, stretchering, stretchers, stretches, stretching, stretchy
Word Example from TV Shows
Now, I'm not
out of the woods yet,
not by any stretch,

Now, I'm not out of the woods yet, not by any STRETCH,

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 10

She is certainly gonna wanna get out
and stretch those legs soon.

She is certainly gonna wanna get out and STRETCH those legs soon.

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 11

Gonna stretch out
before I hit the weights.

Gonna STRETCH out before I hit the weights.

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 20

It's difficult. You try and stretch
as an actor, do Strindberg, O'Neill...

It's difficult. You try and STRETCH as an actor, do Strindberg, O'Neill...

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 4

That's kind of a stretch.

That's kind of a STRETCH.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 7

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