stitching

UK
/ˈstɪtʃɪŋ/
US
/ˈstɪtʃɪŋ/

Translations

stitchingnoun
stitchings
pl
The stitching on the quilt was intricate and beautifully done.
La couture du couvre-lit était complexe et magnifiquement réalisée.
sutureMédecine.
Continuous stitching was used to close the incision.
Une suture continue a été utilisée pour fermer l’incision.
piqûreEn couture, pour désigner une ligne de points ou un travail de piqûre.
The stitching on the hem of the dress was coming undone.
La piqûre de l’ourlet de la robe se défaisait.
Additional translations
filEn couture ou en broderie.
stitchingadjective
UK
/ˈstɪtʃɪŋ/
US
/ˈstɪtʃɪŋ/
Used attributively before a noun (e.g., "stitching kit").
de couture
She bought a stitching kit for her embroidery class.
Elle a acheté un kit de couture pour son cours de broderie.
stitchverb

stitching

Gerund

stitched
Past Simple
stitched
Past Participle
stitching
Gerund
UK
/stɪtʃ/
US
/stɪtʃ/
She decided to stitch the torn fabric back together.
Elle a décidé de coudre le tissu déchiré.

Definitions

stitchingnoun
The action or process of sewing or joining fabrics together using a needle and thread.
The stitching on the quilt was intricate and beautifully done.
A line or row of stitches sewn in fabric.
The stitching on the hem of the dress was coming undone.
The thread or yarn used in sewing or embroidery.
She chose a bright red stitching to contrast with the blue fabric.
The surgical act or technique of closing a wound with sutures.
Continuous stitching was used to close the incision.
stitchingadjective
Intended for or involved in sewing or making stitches.
She bought a stitching kit for her embroidery class.
stitchverb
To sew or join together with stitches.
She decided to stitch the torn fabric back together.
To fasten or join with thread or a similar material.
He stitched the pages of the book to keep them from falling apart.
To make or create by sewing.
She stitched a beautiful quilt for her granddaughter.