To Stretch

Etymology From Proto-Germanic strakjaną (to stretch, make tight), from the root strak- (straight, tight).

Betydning

1. (transitive) To pull (something) to a greater or full length or width.
2. (intransitive) To extend one's limbs or body to their full length.
3. (transitive) To extend or expand beyond a normal or proper limit (e.g., to stretch the truth).
4. (intransitive) To be continuous over a particular area or distance .

Synonyms extend, expand, elongate, reach, strain

Oversettelser Arabic: يَشُدّ، يَمُدّ، يَتَمَدَّد German: zu strecken, zu dehnen Norwegian Bokmål: å strekke, å tøye