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41stretch-pack — s.m.inv. ES ingl. {{wmetafile0}} tipo di imballaggio costituito da un supporto rigido, spec. di cartone, su cui l oggetto viene collocato e fatto aderire mediante una pellicola di plastica {{line}} {{/line}} DATA: 1994. ETIMO: comp. di (to)… …
42Stretch — [strɛtʃ] der; [e]s, es <zu engl. to stretch »dehnen«> elastisches Gewebe aus Kräuselgarn, bes. für Strümpfe …
43stretch limo — stretch limos N COUNT A stretch limo is a very long and luxurious car in which a rich, famous, or important person is driven somewhere …
44stretch — /ingl. strɛtʃ/ [vc. ingl., dal v. to stretch «tendere, tirare»] A s. m. inv. tessuto elasticizzato B agg. (di tessuto) elastico, elasticizzato, cedevole …
45stretch your legs — stretch (your) legs to move around after having to be in one place or position for a long time. We drove there in five hours, including a couple of stops to stretch our legs …
46stretch legs — stretch (your) legs to move around after having to be in one place or position for a long time. We drove there in five hours, including a couple of stops to stretch our legs …
47stretch a point — ► stretch a point allow or do something not usually acceptable. Main Entry: ↑stretch …
48stretch one's legs — ► stretch one s legs go for a short walk. Main Entry: ↑stretch …
49stretch|a|bil|i|ty — «STREHCH uh BIHL uh tee», noun. the ability to stretch or be stretched …
50stretch yourself out — ˌstretch ˈout | ˌstretch yourself ˈout derived to lie down, usually in order to relax or sleep • He stretched himself out on the sofa and fell asleep. Main entry: ↑stretchderived …
