stretch
- adjective
- /strɛtʃ/
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elástico
- They have a swim line with trunks and board shorts that are quick to dry and have four way stretch fabric.
This is the Limon Eco Stretch high rise legging and this is the Sammy Eco stretch bra.
- This is the Limon Eco Stretch high rise legging and this is the Sammy Eco stretch bra.
- There's zero chafe stretch swim trunks feature quick drying four way stretch fabric made sustainably from recycled plastic bottles.
Examples
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Lightweight mesh magic construction, four way stretch, move the way your body does.
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I love this shirt because it's made from stretch material that fits perfectly.
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These ones are the high rise jeggings super stretch X.
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This is the Limon Eco Stretch high rise legging and this is the Sammy Eco stretch bra.
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These leggings are made of a high-quality fabric that is stretch and comfortable to wear.
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Her workout clothes are designed with a special stretch feature that allows for great movement during exercise.
Synonyms
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1.9
A fabric you can pull that returns to its old shape
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2.6
Becomes longer when you pull it and then goes back to its original size
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6.7
Able to be stretched without breaking
Material that can stretch and return to its original shape, like rubber
Can stretch to become longer, like a tongue or tape
Can stretch out like a tongue or arm to reach farther than usual
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Etymology
Stretch comes from the old English streccan meaning 'to make long'. If a fabric can be pulled out without damage we call it 'stretch', so stretch as an adjective means the material is elastic and easy to pull.