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2 Translation results for stretch in Spanish

noun | verb

stretch noun

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stretches
extensión, estiramiento (de musculos); elasticidad; tramo, trecho; período (de tiempo)

Example sentences of
stretch noun

  • •a 60-mile stretch of beach
  • •an open stretch of highway
  • •These are good stretches for your leg muscles.
  • •I always spend a few minutes doing stretches before I exercise.
  • •I can feel the stretch in the back of my legs.
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Synonyms of
stretch noun

elasticity, expanse, period, stretching

stretch verb

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stretched, has stretched, is stretching, stretches
estirar, extender, desplegar (alas); estirarse

Example sentences of
stretch verb

  • •Don't yank on my sweater. You'll stretch it.
  • •The elastic waistband of my pants won't stretch any more.
  • •It's important to stretch before you exercise.
  • •The baby stretched and yawned.
  • •She woke up and stretched her arms above her head.
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  • •She stretched over us to open the window.
  • •She stretched her hand toward him.
  • •She stretched the canvas over the wooden frame.
  • •The T-shirt was stretched tight over his belly.
  • •A big banner was stretched across the doorway.
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Synonyms of
stretch verb

extend, lengthen, elongate, prolong, protract

Detailed synonyms for stretch verb

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Reverse translation for stretch

extensión  - extension, stretching, expanse, spread, extent, range, length, duration 
estiramiento  (de musculos) - stretching 
elasticidad  - elasticity 
tramo  - stretch, section, flight (of stairs) 
trecho  - stretch, period, distance, space 
período  (de tiempo) - period 
estirar  - to stretch (out), to extend 
extender  - to spread out, to stretch out, to broaden, to expand, to draw up (a document), to write out (a check) 
desplegar  (alas) - to display, to show, to manifest, to unfold, to unfurl, to spread (out), to deploy 
estirarse
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