英语词汇“stretcher”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

stretch•er n. [countable]

a framework of a piece of canvas and two long poles on the side, used to carry a sick or dead person.
a person or thing that stretches.

stretch•er n.

Medicine
- a kind of litter, often of canvas stretched on a frame, for carrying the sick, wounded, or dead.
- a similar litter on wheels, adapted for use in ambulances and hospitals.
a person or thing that stretches.
any of various instruments for extending, widening, distending, etc.
Buildinga bar, beam, or fabricated material, serving as a tie or brace.
Building[Masonry.]a brick or stone laid in a wall so that its longer edge is exposed or parallel to the surface. Cf. header (def. 5a).
Fine Arta simple wooden framework on which the canvas for an oil painting is stretched.
Furniture
- a framework connecting and bracing the legs of a piece of furniture.
- one member of this framework.
Nautical, Naval Termsa crosspiece that is set athwart and near the bottom in a small boat, and against which the feet of a rower are braced.
one of the thin, sliding rods connecting the canopy and handle of an umbrella.

v.t.

Fine Artto stretch (canvas for a painting) on a stretcher.

late Middle English stretcher. See stretch, -er¹ 1375–1425

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stretcher /ˈstrɛtʃə/ n

a device for transporting the ill, wounded, or dead, consisting of a frame covered by canvas or other material
a strengthening often decorative member joining the legs of a chair, table, etc
the wooden frame on which canvas is stretched and fixed for oil painting
a tie beam or brace used in a structural framework
a brick or stone laid horizontally with its length parallel to the length of a wall
a fixed board across a boat on which an oarsman braces his feet
Austral NZ a camp bed

vb (transitive)

to transport (a sick or injured person) on a stretcher

单词	stretcher
释义	WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English © 2024 stretch•er /ˈstrɛtʃɚ/USA pronunciation n. [countable] a framework of a piece of canvas and two long poles on the side, used to carry a sick or dead person. a person or thing that stretches. WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2024 stretch•er (strech′ər),USA pronunciation n. Medicine a kind of litter, often of canvas stretched on a frame, for carrying the sick, wounded, or dead. a similar litter on wheels, adapted for use in ambulances and hospitals. a person or thing that stretches. any of various instruments for extending, widening, distending, etc. Buildinga bar, beam, or fabricated material, serving as a tie or brace. Building[Masonry.]a brick or stone laid in a wall so that its longer edge is exposed or parallel to the surface. Cf. header (def. 5a). Fine Arta simple wooden framework on which the canvas for an oil painting is stretched. Furniture a framework connecting and bracing the legs of a piece of furniture. one member of this framework. Nautical, Naval Termsa crosspiece that is set athwart and near the bottom in a small boat, and against which the feet of a rower are braced. one of the thin, sliding rods connecting the canopy and handle of an umbrella. v.t. Fine Artto stretch (canvas for a painting) on a stretcher. late Middle English stretcher. See stretch, -er¹ 1375–1425 Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers:: stretcher /ˈstrɛtʃə/ n a device for transporting the ill, wounded, or dead, consisting of a frame covered by canvas or other material a strengthening often decorative member joining the legs of a chair, table, etc the wooden frame on which canvas is stretched and fixed for oil painting a tie beam or brace used in a structural framework a brick or stone laid horizontally with its length parallel to the length of a wall a fixed board across a boat on which an oarsman braces his feet Austral NZ a camp bed vb (transitive) to transport (a sick or injured person) on a stretcher
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