Summary
stretch
Abschnitt · Stück · Ausdehnung · Dehnung · Dehnbarkeit · Elastizität · Strecke · Strecken · Zeitraum · sich ausdehnen · vergrößern
to stretch
fordern · sich dehnen · sich strecken · großzügig auslegen
to stretch {verb}
aufspannen · spannen · ausweiten · ausstrecken · ausbreiten · dehnen · strecken · sich erstrecken · weiten · weit fassen
English-German translation for "stretch"
"stretch" German translation
stretch
It's a stretch of beach we know so well.
The European Union’ s eastern frontier is most vulnerable in this regard, especially in the stretch where Slovakia and Poland border on
With this result under our belts, we can embark even more confidently on the final stretch of the road to Copenhagen and final endorsement...
However, it must not be forgotten that this debate is not about whether or not to build a new stretch of motorway, but about the
stretch (also: expansion, extension, extensiveness, distention)
stretch (also: elasticity, distensibility, extensibility, tensibility)
stretch (also: elasticity, bounce, resilience, resiliency)
The southern railway in Austria is an old stretch of line and is of regional importance.
Next time I have to remember to stretch before I jettison from a mini-sub.
They will be given a roadmap for the last stretch of the way.
Stretch out my staff against the waters.
This made it possible for each transport company that fulfils the relevant conditions to run on a stretch of track.
to stretch
to stretch
stretch their budgetary expenditure further.
And I lay on the pavement stretching over that yellow line, and one of my neighbors came running over.
And then, finally, there's this idea -- stretching the sort of paradigm a little bit -- but the idea of the mystery box.
Very, very few people actually have long stretches of uninterrupted time at an office.
You might have a quick idea, but to be in deep thought about a problem and really consider a problem carefully, you need long stretches of uninterrupted time.
stretch (also: to spread)
stretch (also: to amplify, to magnify, to enlarge, to heighten)
If I grab the canvas, I can kind of do the same thing -- stretch it out.
But what's even cooler is that if I have two fingers, I can actually grab a photo and then stretch it out like that really easily.
to stretch
to stretch (also: to ask, to charge, to demand, to call for)
Heaven help us if we have a human pandemic and see how stretched our health-care services will be worldwide.
I'm looking at single-surface structures and how they flow -- how they stretch and flow.
to stretch {verb}
to stretch {vb} (also: to span)
to stretch {vb} (also: to tighten, to hitch up)
Now, if you parked those end to end and wrapped them around the Earth, that would stretch around the Earth 125 times.
to stretch {vb} (also: to widen, to expand, to extend)
to stretch {vb} (also: to outstretch, to stretch out, to sprawl out, to thrust out)
to stretch out
We have stretched out our hand.
I promise you the hand of the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation is stretched out in friendship for now and years to come.
to stretch {vb} (also: to sprawl out)
The cages are so small they cannot even stretch their wings.
to stretch {vb} (also: to widen, to distend)
I'm looking at single-surface structures and how they flow -- how they stretch and flow.
They stretch very, very little.
to stretch
Then I used fibers out of my jumper, which I held and stretched.
So all the parameter fitting, and really the technology was stretched at that point to fit just Dan.
to stretch {vb} (also: to dilute)
to stretch
stretch
stretch their budgetary expenditure further.
And I lay on the pavement stretching over that yellow line, and one of my neighbors came running over.
And then, finally, there's this idea -- stretching the sort of paradigm a little bit -- but the idea of the mystery box.
to stretch {vb} (also: to straddle, to extend, to bear, to sprawl)
to stretch {vb} (also: to widen, to dilate)
Today we had better leave any closer assessment of the Union’ s capacity for absorption: ten new countries will stretch the Union’ s...
to stretch {vb}
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "stretch":
© Princeton Universityextend · stretch out · elongate · load · adulterate · dilute · debase · unfold · stretch along · reach · reaching · stretching · stretchiness · stretchability · stint
Usage examples
Usage examples for "stretch" in German
Similar words
stress-free · stressed · stresses · stressful · stressfully · stressing · stressless · stressor · stressors · stress  · stretch · stretched · stretcher · stretchers · stretches · stretching · stretchy · streusel · streusels · strew · strewing
More in the English-Swahili dictionary.