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stretch (out) Meaning
stretch (out)
a system of industrial operation in which workers are required to do extra work with slight or with no additional pay, the act of stretching out, a labor practice in which workers are required to do extra work with slight or no additional pay, a slackening of production schedules so that a quantity of goods will be produced over a longer period than initially planned, a restructuring of a loan repayment schedule over an extended period of time, an economizing measure that spreads a limited quantity over a larger field than originally intended
stretch (out) Sentence Examples
- I stretched out my arms to reach the top shelf.
- The dog stretched out on the rug, taking a relaxing nap.
- After the long drive, I stretched out my legs to ease the stiffness.
- The plant stretched out its leaves towards the sunlight.
- The runner stretched out his muscles before the race.
- The gymnast stretched out her body to prepare for the competition.
- The cat stretched out lazily in the sunbeam.
- I stretched out the dough to make a pizza crust.
- The elastic fabric stretched out easily to accommodate the extra fabric.
- The doctor ordered the patient to stretch out their injured limb.
FAQs About the word stretch (out)
a system of industrial operation in which workers are required to do extra work with slight or with no additional pay, the act of stretching out, a labor practi
fan (out), flare (out), open, extend,expand, unfold, spread (out), unfurl,outspread, outstretch
close, contract, reduce,fold, compact,compress, condense
I stretched out my arms to reach the top shelf.
The dog stretched out on the rug, taking a relaxing nap.
After the long drive, I stretched out my legs to ease the stiffness.
The plant stretched out its leaves towards the sunlight.
