I. stretch [stretʃ] ГЛ. неперех.
II. stretch [stretʃ] ГЛ. перех.
2. stretch (extend):
- stretch legs, arms
- rozprostowywać [perf rozprostować]
3. stretch (demand a lot):
III. stretch [stretʃ] СУЩ.
1. stretch мн. отсут. (elasticity):
2. stretch (exercise):
6. stretch (period of time):
| I | stretch |
|---|---|
| you | stretch |
| he/she/it | stretches |
| we | stretch |
| you | stretch |
| they | stretch |
| I | stretched |
|---|---|
| you | stretched |
| he/she/it | stretched |
| we | stretched |
| you | stretched |
| they | stretched |
| I | have | stretched |
|---|---|---|
| you | have | stretched |
| he/she/it | has | stretched |
| we | have | stretched |
| you | have | stretched |
| they | have | stretched |
| I | had | stretched |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | stretched |
| he/she/it | had | stretched |
| we | had | stretched |
| you | had | stretched |
| they | had | stretched |
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All he could do was to stretch out his hand.
en.wikipedia.org The tunes stretch out, they go where they go, but we wanted the whole record to feel like a bit of a punch.
en.wikipedia.org His gigantic legs allow him to move quickly and avoid enemy attacks, and his long arms stretch out to wrap around opponents during battle.
en.wikipedia.org Numerous underground tunnels stretch out from underneath the fort, one of which is almost 1 km long.
en.wikipedia.org The elevator stands 200 feet tall and is surrounded by grain fields that stretch out for hundreds of miles east, north and south.
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