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| 1 | C a short piece of thread that you can see on cloth when it has been sewn （缝纫时的）一针，线迹，针脚 |
| I put a couple of stitches in just to hold the ends together. 我缝了几针把两头缝合起来。 |
| | 1a | C a piece of wool that has been put round a needle when you are knitting （编织的）一针，线圈 | | The shawl was knitted with beautiful neat stitches. 这条围巾编织得非常漂亮齐整。 | | drop a stitch (=let it fall off the needle accidentally) 漏织一针 | |
| | 1b | C/U a particular way of making the stitches when you are sewing or knitting 缝纫法；编结法 | | I can sew, but I can’ t do any of the fancy stitches. 我会缝纫，但我不会高难度的针法。 | |
| | 1c | C a short piece of thread that is used for joining someone’ s skin together after it has been cut （缝合皮肤时的）一针 | | The cut over his left eye needed 12 stitches. 他左眼的伤口需缝12针。 | |
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| 2 | singular/U a sharp pain in the side of your body that you sometimes feel when you are running （跑步时）肋部的突然剧痛 |
| I got a stitch and had to stop running. 我肋部一阵剧痛，只好停止跑步。 |
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| - | in stitches informal
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| laughing a lot |
| 大笑 |
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| have sb in stitches Dawson’ s brand of humour had his audiences in stitches. 道森招牌式的幽默使他的听众开怀大笑。 |
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| - | not have a stitch on informal
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| to not be wearing any clothes |
| 一丝不挂 |
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| - | a stitch in time (saves nine) spoken
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| used for saying that it is better to solve a problem now , rather than leave it until later when it may be more difficult to deal with |
| 及时的一针（可省九针）；及时处理，事半功倍 |
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