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sew Definition In English

0 to join two pieces of cloth together by putting thread through them with a needle:
- His finger was cut off when he caught it in a machine, but the surgeon was able to sew it back on.
- The muscle layer needs to be sewn first.
- She sews all her children's clothes.
- He sewed the badge neatly onto his uniform.
- I made this skirt just by sewing two pieces of material together.
- My grandmother taught me to sew.
1 to join together pieces of cloth by putting thread through it with a needle:
- [ M ] I had to sew up (= repair) a hole in my jeans.
- [ M ] Would you sew on these buttons?
- [ T ] She sewed her outfit by hand.
- [ I ] Do you like to sew?

The day began with the 'reading of the rules', and then they were set to work either reading, knitting or sewing.
It can be sewn from basic geometric shapes and does not require special accessories, other than a few external poles and wires.
The women were even unable to sew hides together to make the tent-walls.
Damage was defined as removal of potential photosynthetic tissue, and as such included leaves rolled or sewn together, even if not entirely consumed by herbivores.
This led to much discussion about garments sewn and mended in the past, embroidery and other sewing projects undertaken.
Bone: used for tent frames, pegs and toggles, as well as for the needles used in sewing skins.
She threaded the needle, then sewed the button on.
Her husband told me that she was responsible for sewing most of the puppet costumes and was passing on the skill to her daughterin-law.