stretch mark

ˈstrɛtʃ ˌmɑrk

Definition

Definition of stretch mark - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

skinline on the skin from rapid growth or weight gain

After her pregnancy, she noticed several stretch marks on her abdomen.
Stretch marks appeared on his shoulders after his growth spurt.
She used creams to reduce the visibility of her stretch marks.

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Expressions with stretch

stretch out

reach out with a body part

He stretched out his hand to grab the book.

home stretch

last part of a long activity or effort

We are in the home stretch of the project.

stretch credulity

make something seem less believable

His excuse for being late stretches credulity.

stretch goal

challenging objective requiring extra effort

The stretch goal motivated the team to work harder and innovate.

stretch your legs

walk or otherwise use your lower limbs to ease stiffness

After the long flight, we stopped to stretch our legs.

at a stretch

adv.

in one continuous period of time

She can study for five hours at a stretch.

Expressions with mark

mark down

reduce the price of an item

The store decided to mark down all summer clothing by 30%..

mark off

indicate completion on a list

She marked off the tasks she finished.

mark out

set boundaries or limits for an area

They marked out the area for the new park.

mark up

annotate or add notes to a text

She used a highlighter to mark up important sections in the book..

leave a mark

to create a visible mark or stain

The coffee spill left a mark on the table.

make a mark

leave a visible impression on a surface

She used a pen to make a mark on the paper.

miss the mark

fail to hit the target

The arrow missed the mark completely.

black mark

indication of disapproval or failure

The missed deadline was a black mark for the team.

hit the mark

to achieve the desired result or effect

Her presentation really hit the mark and impressed everyone..

leave one's mark

make a lasting impression or cause a noticeable change

She hopes to leave her mark on the world.

Terms with stretch mark included in their meaning

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stria

medical

stretch mark on the skin

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French:vergeture, ...
German:Dehnungsstreifen, ...
Italian:smagliatura, ...
Spanish:estría, ...
Portuguese:estria, ...
Chinese:妊娠纹, ...
Japanese:ストレッチマーク, ...
Arabic:علامة تَمَدُّد, ...
Hebrew:סִימַן מְתִיחָה, ...
Russian:растяжка, ...
Ukrainian:розтяжка, ...
Hindi:खिंचाव के निशान, ...
Bengali:প্রসারণজনিত দাগ, ...
Catalan:estries, ...
Czech:strie, ...
Danish:strækmærke, ...
Dutch:striem, ...
Greek:ραγάδα, ...
Hungarian:stria, ...
Khmer:ស្នាមសង្វារ, ...
Korean:튼살, ...
Persian:ترک پوستی, ...
Polish:rozstęp, ...
Portuguese (BR):estria, ...
Romanian:vergetură, ...
Swedish:bristning, ...
Thai:รอยแตกลาย, ...
Turkish:çatlak izi, ...
Vietnamese:vết rạn da, ...

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