knit

knit
1. transitive verb,
-tt-, knitted or (esp. fig.) knit
1) stricken [Kleidungsstück usw.]
2)

knit a stitch — eine [rechte] Masche stricken

knit 2, purl 2 — zwei rechts, zwei links [stricken]

3)

knit one's brow — die Stirn runzeln

4)

tightly knit — (fig.) festgefügt

2. intransitive verb
[Knochenbruch:] verheilen; [Knochen:] zusammenwachsen
Phrasal Verbs:
- academic.ru/88554/knit_together">knit together
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[nit]
past tense, past participle - knitted; verb
1) (to form (a garment) from yarn (of wool etc) by making and connecting loops, using knitting-needles: She is teaching children to knit and sew; She knitted him a sweater for Christmas.) stricken
2) ((of broken bones) to grow together: The bone in his arm took a long time to knit.) zusammenwachsen
- knitter
- knitting
- knitting-needle
- knit one's brows
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knit
[nɪt]
I. n
1. (stitch) Strickart f
\knits pl Stricksachen pl, Gestrickte(s) nt kein pl
II. vi
<knitted or knit, knitted or AM also knit>
1. (with yarn) stricken; (do basic stitch) eine rechte Masche stricken
\knit two, then purl one zwei rechts, eins links
2. (mend) broken bone zusammenwachsen, verheilen
III. vt
<knitted or knit, knitted or AM also knit>
1. (with yarn)
to \knit a sweater einen Pullover stricken
to \knit sb sth jdm etw stricken
2. (join)
to \knit sth etw [miteinander] verknüpfen [o verbinden
3.
to \knit one's brows die Augenbrauen zusammenziehen [o Stirn runzeln]
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[nɪt] pret, ptp knitted or knit
1. vt
1) blanket, scarf etc stricken

to knit sth for sb, to knit sb sth — jdm etw stricken

the wool is then knitted into ... — aus der Wolle wird dann ... gestrickt

knit three, purl two — drei rechts, zwei links

2)

to knit one's brows — die Stirn runzeln

2. vi
1) (person) stricken
2) (bones) verwachsen, zusammenwachsen
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knit [nıt]
A v/t prät und pperf knit, knitted
1. a) stricken
b) wirken:
knit two, purl two zwei rechts, zwei links (stricken)
2. auch knit together zusammenfügen, verbinden, -einigen (alle a. fig):
knit the hands die Hände falten; close-knit, well-knit
3. fig verknüpfen:
knit up (oder together)
a) fest verbinden,
b) ab-, beschließen
4. a) knit one’s brow die Stirn runzeln
b) knit one’s eyebrows die Augenbrauen zusammenziehen
B v/i
1. a) stricken
b) wirken
2. meist knit up sich stricken:
this wool knits well
3. auch knit up (oder together) a. fig sich vereinigen, sich (eng) verbinden oder zusammenfügen, zusammenwachsen (gebrochene Knochen etc)
4. sich zusammenziehen oder runzeln
C s Strickart f
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1. transitive verb,
-tt-, knitted or (esp. fig.) knit
1) stricken [Kleidungsstück usw.]
2)

knit a stitch — eine [rechte] Masche stricken

knit 2, purl 2 — zwei rechts, zwei links [stricken]

3)

knit one's brow — die Stirn runzeln

4)

tightly knit — (fig.) festgefügt

2. intransitive verb
[Knochenbruch:] verheilen; [Knochen:] zusammenwachsen
Phrasal Verbs:
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v.
stricken v.
verknüpfen v.

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