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1. (n.) sewing
the act or work of one who sews.
2. sewing
something sewn or to be sewn.
Etymology: (1275–1325)
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| Definition of 'sewing' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) sewing, stitching
joining or attaching by stitches
2. (noun) sewing, stitchery
needlework on which you are working with needle and thread
"she put her sewing back in the basket"
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1. (noun) sewing
the activity of using a needle and thread to make things, fix cloth, etc.
knitting and sewing
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| Definition of 'sewing' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) sewing
the act or occupation of one who sews
2. (noun) sewing
that which is sewed with the needle
3. sewing
of Sew
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Sense: the activity of sewing
I was taught sewing at school.
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 Afrikaans: naaldwerk |
 Arabic: خِياطَه |
 Bulgarian: шиене |
 Brazilian: costura |
 Czech: šití |
 German: das Nähen |
 Danish: syning |
 Greek: ραπτική, ράψιμο |
 Spanish: costura |
 Estonian: õmblemine |
 Farsi: خياطي |
 Finnish: ompelu |
 French: couture |
 Hebrew: תפירה |
 Hindi: सिलाई |
 Croatian: šivanje |
 Hungarian: varrás |
 Indonesian: pekerjaan menjahit |
 Icelandic: saumaskapur |
 Italian: cucito |
 Japanese: 裁縫 |
 Korean: 바느질 |
 Lithuanian: siuvimas |
 Latvian: šūšana |
 Malay: menjahit |
 Dutch: het naaien |
 Norwegian: søm, sying |
 Polish: szycie |
 Persian: خياطي |
 Pashto: ګنډنه (خياطي): دګنډلو كال |
 Portuguese: costura |
 Romanian: croitorie |
 Russian: шитьё |
 Slovak: šitie |
 Slovenian: šivanje |
 Serbian: šivenje |
 Swedish: sömnad |
 Thai: การเย็บ |
 Turkish: dikiş |
 Taiwanese: 縫紉 |
 Ukrainian: шиття |
 Urdu: سلائی |
 Vietnamese: sự may vá |
 Chinese: 缝纫 |
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