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knitting

/ˈnɪtɪŋ/

knittingnoun

knittings

Translations

вязание

She enjoys knitting in her free time.

Она любит вязание в свободное время.

Additional translations

вязанье

трикотаж

Definitions

The craft or action of creating fabric by interlocking loops of yarn or thread using needles.

She spent the afternoon engaged in knitting, creating a warm scarf for the winter.

A piece of fabric or garment that has been created by the process of knitting.

The knitting she made for her friend was a beautifully patterned sweater.

Synonyms

knittinggerund / present participle

/ˈnɪtɪŋ/

Used attributively before nouns to denote relation to the craft of knitting (e.g., “knitting needle”).

Definitions

Relating to or used for the act or process of knitting.

She bought a new knitting kit before winter arrived.

knitverb

knitting

Gerund

knitted

Past Simple

knitted

Past Participle

knitting

Gerund

/nɪt/

Translations

вязать

She loves to knit sweaters for her grandchildren.

Она любит вязать свитера для своих внуков.

связывать

The shared experience helped to knit the team together.

Общий опыт помог связать команду вместе.

Additional translations

штопать

Definitions

To make a piece of clothing or other item by interlocking loops of yarn with needles or a machine.

She decided to knit a scarf for her friend as a birthday gift.

To join together closely or firmly.

The community was able to knit together after the disaster.

To cause a broken bone to heal.

The doctor said the bone should knit in about six weeks.

To contract or draw together (the eyebrows), typically as an expression of concentration, concern, or displeasure.

She knit her brows in concentration while solving the puzzle.

Synonyms

knitnoun

Definitions

A fabric or garment made by interlocking loops of yarn or thread.

She wore a cozy knit to keep warm during the winter.

A style or method of knitting, often referring to the pattern or texture.

The intricate knit of the sweater made it a unique piece.

knitadjective

Definitions

Closely and firmly joined together; compact or unified.

The novel's plot is tight and knit, leaving no loose ends.

knitpast participle

Definitions

Made by knitting; produced with interlocking loops of yarn or thread.

He pulled on a thick knit sweater before heading outside.