Traducción Inglés-Español para "stitch"

stitch {sustantivo}

to stitch {vb} [med.]

     saddle stitch

Unfortunately, the Council dropped a few stitches in the process.

Now you can stitch several photos together to create a panorama.

It was all stitched up by the political groups – fair enough, perhaps.

There was no stitch-up at all: it was just good negotiations.

Episiotomies and tears that involve the muscle layer (second degree) need to be stitched.

Similarly, most members of the Environment Committee have dropped a few minor stitches.

After I stitched the photos together, I wanted to crop the finished panorama to clean up the rough edges.

After I imported the photos from my camera into Photo Gallery, I selected the ones I wanted to stitch together.

This trauma can result from an episiotomy (surgical cut) or from a tear that requires stitching.

We think that it needs to be stitched into the other policy strands and cannot simply be dealt with as an add-on.

It is a sop to fans, stitched up with the CFO, and a cosy compact in changing rooms.

Or was it simply an attempt to stitch up the outcome of the Council without consulting the remaining Member States?

Continuous stitching causes less pain than interrupted stitches when used for repairing the perineum after childbirth

Just take a bunch of individual pictures and Photo Gallery stitches them all together for you.

A midwife or doctor will stitch the episiotomy or second degree tear in three layers (vagina, perineal muscle and skin).

Second, it is clear that trade deals can no longer be secretly stitched up between the more powerful WTO members.

I actually believe that you have been - and I will use British words here, " stitched up "; and " stitched up " not only by the French.

Hence the comment of Action Aid that EU support for Mr Wolfowitz is a stitch-up, and similar remarks from other NGOs.

Women experienced similar short and long-term pain with standard absorbable synthetic materials and more rapidly absorbing stitches.