stitched up

UK
/stɪtʃt ʌp/
US
/stɪtʃt ʌp/

Translations

stitch upverb

stitched up

Past Simple

stitched up
Past Simple
stitched up
Past Participle
stitching up
Gerund
UK
/stɪtʃ ʌp/
US
/stɪtʃ ʌp/
The doctor had to stitch up the wound after the surgery.
Врачу пришлось зашивать рану после операции.
They tried to stitch up their rival by planting false evidence.
Они пытались подставить своего соперника, подкинув ложные улики.
Additional translations
Synonyms
sew up
patch up

Definitions

stitch upverb
To sew the edges of a wound or incision together.
The doctor had to stitch up the cut on his arm after the accident.
To arrange or manipulate a situation to one's advantage, often unfairly.
They managed to stitch up the deal before anyone else had a chance to bid.
To complete or finalize something, especially a deal or agreement.
We need to stitch up the contract by the end of the week.