stretch in Greek
stretch in Greek is ψηλολέλεκας, τείνω — stretch means to pull or extend something so it becomes longer or tighter.
stretch in Greek
ψηλολέλεκας
Pronounced: psilolelekas
(informal) Term of address for a tall person.
τείνω
Pronounced: teino
(transitive) To lengthen by pulling.
What does "stretch" mean?
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verb To pull or extend something so it becomes longer or tighter.
"She stretched the elastic band until it snapped."
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verb To extend one's own body or limbs, often to loosen muscles.
"He stretched before going for his morning run."
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verb To make a limited resource or piece of information go further than it comfortably should.
"They had to stretch their budget to cover the extra costs."
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noun A continuous extent of time or distance.
"It was a long, empty stretch of highway."
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stretch in a sentence
- She stretched the elastic band until it snapped.
- He stretched before going for his morning run.
- They had to stretch their budget to cover the extra costs.
- That claim really stretches the truth.
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What is "stretch" in Greek?
"stretch" in Greek is ψηλολέλεκας, τείνω. stretch means: To pull or extend something so it becomes longer or tighter.
How do you pronounce ψηλολέλεκας?
"stretch" in Greek is ψηλολέλεκας, pronounced "psilolelekas".
How do you use "stretch" in a sentence?
Example: "She stretched the elastic band until it snapped." In Greek, "stretch" is ψηλολέλεκας, τείνω.
Are there other ways to say "stretch" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "stretch": ψηλολέλεκας, τείνω.
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