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III . stretch [stretʃ] VB intr

2. stretch (extend muscles):

3. stretch (in time):

home straight, home stretch <-es> N

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The tissues are typically stretched and tense because of the deformation caused by pus.
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The upper end of the tube is closed by means of a very fine membrane similar to an onion skin stretched across the aperture like the vellum of a drum.
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Once the material was stretched and doped, it was weatherproof and aerodynamically smooth.
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When the clamp rail bolts are tightened, the cloth is tensioned or even stretched in the case of some types of self-cleaning screen media.
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Without a word, he stretched out his hand and gave me the two pieces of bed linen he had been clutching.
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After that, all survivors stretched out on sleeping bags and kapok mattresses, and slept as much as possible during the return flight.
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The color field becomes stressed, much as an elastic band is stressed when stretched, and more gluons of appropriate color are spontaneously created to strengthen the field.
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There were young corporate climbers keen on the right suit and tie; and there were blokes with more flexible working hours for whom casual Friday stretched through the week.
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The leather is stretched and burnished to produce a uniform thickness and suppleness, and dyeing and other chemical finishes give the leather its desired colour.
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Stretch marks occur when the skin is stretched extensively over a short time period.
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