0 past simple and past participle of straighten --
1 to become straight or to make something become straight: --
2 to make something level: --
3 to make something tidy: --
There are bound to be many border-line cases, but they can be straightened out with good will.
There are a number of anomalies which, perhaps, can be straightened out.
Even today, their attitude has not been straightened out.
Once the position is straightened out, the giveaway will come.
Nets where cuts are not activated are called pure (the diagrammatical representation of activated cuts is the same as that for straightened out (that is, non-activated) cuts).
Each of them has black eyeliner providing lift at the edge of the eyes and each wears the same coral lipstick to set off the same straightened and whitened teeth.
The walls were straightened, and benches were placed in each room.
The coil was straightened by inserting a mandril, with loops then being formed by withdrawal of the mandril.
