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knit
[nɪt] verb
MAKE CLOTHES 做衣服
ADVANCED intransitive or transitive (knitting, knitted or knit, knitted or knit)
■to make clothes, etc. by using two long needles to connect wool or another type of thread into joined rows 编结；编织•She's forever knitting.她总是在织东西。 •She's busy knitting baby clothes.她忙着编织婴儿衣服。 •[+ two objects] My granny knitted me some gloves/knitted some gloves for me.我外婆为我织了些手套。 ⇒ See also knitwear
transitive (knitting, knitted or knit, knitted or knit) specialized
■to do the most basic type of stitch, when knitting something 织（平针）•Knit one, purl one.正一针，反一针。
[nɪt] verb
JOIN 连结
intransitive or transitive (knitting, knit, knit)
■to join together （使）结合•The broken bone should begin to knit (together) in a few days.断骨会在几天内开始愈合。 •The two communities are closely knit by a common faith.两个团体因共同的信仰而紧密联合在一起。 closely/tightly knit (also close/tight-knit)
■closely connected 紧密相连的•a very close-knit family关系紧密的家庭 •a tightly knit community紧密团结的团体
[nɪt] verb
knit your brow/brows literary
■to frown (= move your eyebrows down and together) because you are thinking carefully, or because you are angry or worried 皱眉；眉头紧锁•He knitted his brow in concentration.他紧锁双眉，神情专注。 |