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خَيَّطَ \ sew: to work or fasten with a needle and thread: His mother taught him to sew. Please sew this button on to my shirt. -
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9 sew up
to fasten completely or mend by sewing.يُخيط تماما، يُثَبِّتُ بالخِياطَه -
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12 Sɛnea dade sew dade ano no, saa ara na onipa sew ne yɔnko nipa ano.
sentenceAs iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens the wits of another.Twi to English dictionary > Sɛnea dade sew dade ano no, saa ara na onipa sew ne yɔnko nipa ano.
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14 p.p. od sew
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15 p.p. od to sew
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16 p.pr. od sew
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17 cucire
sew* * *cucire v.tr.1 to sew* (up), to stitch: cucire il collo di una camicia, to sew up a shirt collar; ago per cucire, (sewing) needle; macchina per cucire, sewing machine; cucire un bottone a una giacca, to sew a button on a coat // cucire la bocca a qlcu., to close s.o.'s mouth; cucirsi la bocca, to shut (o clam) up2 (fig.) ( mettere insieme) to string* together, to put* together: cucire frasi, to string phrases together◆ v. intr. ( fare lavoro di cucito) to do* needlework.* * *[ku'tʃire]verbo transitivo1) (unire) to sew* on, to stitch on, onto [bottone, manica]; to sew* (up) [ orlo]; (confezionare) to tailor [ vestito]2) med. to stitch, to sew* up [ ferita]••cucire la bocca a qcn. — to hush sb. up, to shut sb.'s mouth
- rsi la bocca — to clam up, to keep under one's hat
* * *cucire/ku't∫ire/ [108]1 (unire) to sew* on, to stitch on, onto [bottone, manica]; to sew* (up) [ orlo]; (confezionare) to tailor [ vestito]; macchina da cucire sewing machine; cucire a macchina to machine(-stitch)2 med. to stitch, to sew* up [ ferita]cucire la bocca a qcn. to hush sb. up, to shut sb.'s mouth; - rsi la bocca to clam up, to keep under one's hat. -
18 sy
sew, stitch* * *vb sew, stitch ( fx she can't sew; sew (el. stitch) on a button; sew a shirt),[ sy en kjole] make a dress;[ sy en kjole af stoffet] make the material into a dress;[ sy noget færdigt] finish something;(hos en skrædder etc) have a dress made;[ hvem får De syet hos?] who is your dressmaker (, tailor)?[ sy en knap i] sew (el. stitch) on a button;[ sy noget om] remake something;[ sy på noget](dvs være ved at sy noget) be making something;[ sy sammen](dvs to stykker) sew (el. stitch) together;( lukke en åbning) sew (el. stitch) up ( fx a tear),( sår også) suture;( samle i en søm) seam up. -
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sew in* * *вшѝвам,гл. sew in.* * *sew* * *sew in -
20 съшивам
sew/stitch/run together; tack/baste together* * *съшѝвам,гл. sew/stitch/run together; tack/baste together.* * *sew together ; piece {pi;s}* * *sew/stitch/run together; tack/ baste together
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