Pronunciation: /nɪt/
noun a type of fabric or garment created by interlocking loops of yarn with knitting needles
A1 My grandmother taught me how to knit when I was a child.
A2 She enjoys knitting scarves and hats in her free time.
B1 Knitting can be a relaxing hobby that helps reduce stress.
B2 She entered her knitted sweater into a competition and won first place.
C1 The intricate knit patterns on the sweater were truly impressive.
C2 Her expertise in knit design earned her recognition in the fashion industry.
verb to make fabric or a garment by interlocking loops of yarn with knitting needles
A1 She likes to knit scarves for her friends.
A2 I learned how to knit when I was a child.
B1 My grandmother taught me how to knit intricate patterns.
B2 I enjoy knitting as a way to relax and unwind after a long day.
C1 She is skilled at knitting sweaters with complex designs.
C2 The artisan knitted a beautiful tapestry using various colors and textures.
formal She learned how to knit intricate lace patterns from her grandmother.
informal I'm going to knit a scarf for my best friend's birthday.
slang I'm totally hooked on knitting these days.
figurative The team members knit together seamlessly to complete the project on time.
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