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  1. knit:
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Detailed Translations for knit from English to Dutch

knit:

to knit verbe (knits, knit, knitting)

  1. to knit
    breien
    • breien verbe (brei, breit, breide, breiden, gebreid)

Conjugations for knit:

present
  1. knit
  2. knit
  3. knits
  4. knit
  5. knit
  6. knit
simple past
  1. knit
  2. knit
  3. knit
  4. knit
  5. knit
  6. knit
present perfect
  1. have knit
  2. have knit
  3. has knit
  4. have knit
  5. have knit
  6. have knit
past continuous
  1. was knitting
  2. were knitting
  3. was knitting
  4. were knitting
  5. were knitting
  6. were knitting
future
  1. shall knit
  2. will knit
  3. will knit
  4. shall knit
  5. will knit
  6. will knit
continuous present
  1. am knitting
  2. are knitting
  3. is knitting
  4. are knitting
  5. are knitting
  6. are knitting
subjunctive
  1. be knit
  2. be knit
  3. be knit
  4. be knit
  5. be knit
  6. be knit
diverse
  1. knit!
  2. let's knit!
  3. knit
  4. knitting
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for knit:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- knit stitch; knitting; knitwork; plain; plain stitch
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
breien knit
- cockle; crumple; entwine; pucker; rumple

Synonyms for "knit":


Related Definitions for "knit":

  1. needlework created by interlacing yarn in a series of connected loops using straight eyeless needles or by machine1
  2. a basic knitting stitch1
  3. a fabric made by knitting1
  4. to gather something into small wrinkles or folds1
  5. make (textiles) by knitting1
    • knit a scarf1
  6. tie or link together1

Wiktionary Translations for knit:

knit
verb
  1. to combine from various elements
  2. intransitive: to become closely joined
  3. to join closely together
  4. to make fabric from thread or yarn

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
knit breien tricoterexécuter un tissu à mailles, soit à la main, à l’aide d’aiguilles longues et émousser, soit avec un métier spécial.