Pronunciation: /strɛtʃt aʊt/
verb to extend or lengthen something to its full extent
A1 The cat stretched out on the windowsill.
A2 She stretched out her hand to grab the book.
B1 The yoga instructor told us to stretch out our arms and legs.
B2 The athlete stretched out his muscles before the race.
C1 The dancer gracefully stretched out her body during the performance.
C2 The gymnast expertly stretched out into a perfect split.
adjective extended to the full length or extent
A1 The cat stretched out on the windowsill.
A2 She stretched out her arms before starting her workout.
B1 The beach was lined with people stretched out on towels.
B2 The snake stretched out its body to its full length.
C1 The athlete stretched out his muscles before the race.
C2 The fabric was stretched out on the frame to create a smooth surface for painting.
adverb in a stretched or extended manner
A1 The cat stretched out lazily in the sun.
A2 She stretched out her hand to grab the book.
B1 The road stretched out for miles ahead of us.
B2 The fabric stretched out easily when pulled.
C1 The athlete stretched out before the race to prevent injuries.
C2 The river stretched out into the distance, reflecting the sunset.
formal The cat stretched out on the windowsill and basked in the sunlight.
informal I love stretching out on the couch after a long day at work.
slang I'm just going to stretch out on the grass and chill for a bit.
figurative The truth of the matter was stretched out to fit their narrative.
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