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strand
noun
strands
Pl.
UK
/strænd/
US
/strænd/
прядь
She found a strand of hair on her sweater.
Она нашла прядь волос на своем свитере.
нить
He followed a strand of thought that led him to a new idea.
Он следовал нити мысли, которая привела его к новой идее.
берег
The ship was stranded on the strand after the storm.
Корабль оказался на берегу после шторма.
Traducciones adicionales
волокно
жила
цепь
Sinónimos
wire
fiber
string
filament
twine
cord
line
thread
strand
verb
stranded
Präteritum
stranded
Partizip Perfekt
stranding
Gerundium
UK
/strænd/
US
/strænd/
застрять
The storm caused the ship to strand on the rocks.
Шторм заставил корабль застрять на скалах.
оставить в затруднительном положении
The sudden cancellation of the flight stranded many passengers at the airport.
Внезапная отмена рейса оставила многих пассажиров в затруднительном положении в аэропорту.
Traducciones adicionales
споткнуться
загнать в тупик
Sinónimos
forsake
desert
abandon
leave
maroon
strand
adjective
UK
/strænd/
US
/strænd/
Used attributively before another noun (e.g., "single-strand DNA").
Definiciones
strand
noun
A single thin length of something such as thread, fiber, or wire, especially as twisted together with others.
She carefully separated a strand of hair from the rest.
A shore or beach.
The children played on the sandy strand all afternoon.
A component of a complex whole, especially a sequence of DNA or RNA.
Scientists examined the DNA strand to understand the genetic makeup.
An aspect, element, or thread of a larger story, argument, plan, or process.
One strand of the investigation focused on fraudulent accounting.
strand
verb
To leave someone in a difficult or helpless situation, often without means of escape.
The storm stranded the hikers on the mountain overnight.
To drive or leave a boat, ship, or sea creature aground on a shore.
The captain accidentally stranded the ship on the sandbar.
To form or arrange (something) by twisting fibers, threads, or wires together.
The artisan stranded the thin wires into a stronger cable.
strand
adjective
Attributive. Relating to a single filament, wire, or nucleic-acid section used before another noun.
The test detects single-strand breaks in DNA.
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