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1.b> (); to knit wool into stockings, to knit stockings out of wool ; to knit by hand [by machine] [] ;
2.b> (; ), ; i> ; mortar knits bricks together ; to knit broken bones together ; to knit together in bonds of affection ; to knit together by marriage ; they are knitted together by common interests ; closely knit argument ; the broken bone knitted well ;
3.b> 1) (), (, i>); to knit one's brow / / ;
2) (), ; his brows knit in thought i> ;
4.b> .i> 1) (; ), (. .i>); the cement is well knitted ; the sharpness of winter will harden and knit him ;
2) i> (); knitting all his strength, he got one hand free - ;
5.b> 1) () ..i> i>;
2) () / ( i>);
3) .i> ();
6.b> / i> (); i> ;
7.b> .i>, .i> (), ; / i> ;
8.b> .i> i> () / ; , ; she knitted her hands ;
9.b> .i> i> (), ( i>);
10.b> .i> (), , ( , i>);
to knit inb> (), ; to knit in the blue wool with the green / ; to knit upb> 1) ();
2) (), ; (. .i>); to knit up a knot / ; his own life is entirely knit up with his child's ;
3) .i> (), ;
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