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stretch

stretch

7 4.9
A car made longer to carry more passengers
  • adjective
  • /strɛtʃ/
: alargado
  • So I need to get a stretch limo so that I could lay across the car so that the bottom of the dress wouldn't wrinkle.

Back then it was big black stretch limousines that you would send a car for you.

Examples

  • Back then it was big black stretch limousines that you would send a car for you.

  • For our wedding, we rented a luxurious stretch limousine to transport the bridal party.

  • Back then it was big black stretch limousines that you would send a car for you.

  • Like this is the stretch limo of carts.

  • The event will feature several big, elegant stretch limousines to accommodate all the guests comfortably.

  • He always preferred traveling in a stretch limousine for a more stylish and spacious ride.

Synonyms

stretched
vsstretch
43 3.0

Spread out far across a large area

is an alteration focused on adding seating area rather than general spreading
extended
vsstretch
37 3.5

Stretched out to a longer length in space

is lengthening specifically to add seating and passenger space
elongated
vsstretch
18 4.5

Long and thin in shape, longer than it is wide

is altered to extend the cabin for more passenger seating
lengthened
vsstretch
1 2.6

Made longer in time or size

is done to increase interior seating capacity rather than just size

Antonyms

80 4.1

Small and tightly packed so it does not take much space

Idioms

7 5.3

To make a story seem better than it really is

Not true or possible in any way

Compounds

15 3.7

A narrow line on the skin that appears after fast weight gain or pregnancy

4 2.3

Trousers made from elastic fabric that fit close to the body

1 5.7

A situation when you use all your energy and ability

stretch receptor
  • Specialized
1 7.2

A small part in a muscle that senses when it stretches

stretch reflex
  • Specialized
1 6.5

An automatic muscle tightening that happens when a muscle is pulled

A gentle stretch that relaxes the back and increases flexibility

How Long

stretch
7 4.9
elongated
18 4.5
standard
673 2.7

Surface Forms

stretch positive
stretcher comparative
stretched superlative

Etymology

Stretch comes from the old English streccan meaning 'to make long'. A 'stretch' limousine is simply a car made longer, so stretch in this sense means 'elongated' or extended in length.