string
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/strɪŋ/
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/strɪŋ/
noun
B1
A thin, flexible thread made from fibers twisted together, used for tying things.
He used a piece of string to tie the package securely.
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A sequence of connected items or events.
The festival had a string of exciting performances.
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A succession of similar things or people in close proximity.
The store had a string of customers waiting in line.
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A set of characters, letters, numbers, or symbols in computing.
Enter the search string into the input field.
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A musical instrument's vibrating part made of wire, nylon, or catgut, which produces sound when played.
The violinist tuned the strings before the concert.
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A group of string instruments in an orchestra, or the musicians who play them.
The conductor led the strings in a beautiful melody.
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The flexible material on a racket used for hitting balls in sports like tennis.
The tennis player replaced the worn-out strings on his racket.
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Conditions or obligations attached to an agreement or offer.
The loan came with certain strings that had to be met.
verb
R
To attach or hang something with string.
Flags were strung along the street for the celebration.
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To arrange items on a string or connect them with string.
She strung the beads onto a necklace.
R
To put strings on a musical instrument or racket.
The tennis racket was strung with high-quality strings.
adjective
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Relating to string instruments or their musicians.
The string section of the orchestra played a moving piece.
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Made of or resembling string.
The string bag was lightweight and easy to carry.
translation
A thin, flexible thread made from fibers twisted together, used for tying things.; A sequence of connected items or events.; A succession of similar things or people in close proximity.; A set of characters, letters, numbers, or symbols in computing.; A musical instrument's vibrating part made of wire, nylon, or catgut, which produces sound when played.; A group of string instruments in an orchestra, or the musicians who play them.; The flexible material on a racket used for hitting balls in sports like tennis.; Conditions or obligations attached to an agreement or offer.
To attach or hang something with string.; To arrange items on a string or connect them with string.; To put strings on a musical instrument or racket.
Relating to string instruments or their musicians.; Made of or resembling string.
Word Forms
3rd Present
strings
Past
strung
Perfect
strung
Progressive
stringing
Plural
strings