Stringing: meaning, definitions and examples

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stringing

 

[ ˈstrɪŋɪŋ ]

Verb
Context #1 | Verb

crafting process

Stringing refers to the act of threading or putting together different materials, typically strings or threads, to create a cohesive object such as jewelry or musical instruments. This process can involve attaching beads to a string to make a necklace or threading strings through a guitar to set it up for playing. It is often used in the context of various crafts or activities that require assembly or construction using linear materials. Stringing is essential in many art forms and hobbies, showcasing creativity and skill.

Synonyms

lacing, threading, weaving.

Examples of usage

  • She enjoys stringing beads to make bracelets.
  • He is stringing the guitar for tonight's performance.
  • Stringing lights around the room made it feel festive.

Translations

Translations of the word "stringing" in other languages:

🇵🇹 encadeamento

🇮🇳 स्ट्रिंगिंग

🇩🇪 Schnur

🇮🇩 merangkai

🇺🇦 нанизування

🇵🇱 nawlekanie

🇯🇵 ストリング

🇫🇷 enchaînement

🇪🇸 ensamblaje

🇹🇷 ip

🇰🇷 끈묶기

🇸🇦 سلسلة

🇨🇿 navlékání

🇸🇰 navliekanie

🇨🇳 串联

🇸🇮 nizanje

🇮🇸 strengja

🇰🇿 жіптер

🇬🇪 სათამაშო

🇦🇿 ip

🇲🇽 ensamblaje

Etymology

The word 'stringing' derives from the Old English term 'streng', meaning a thin piece of material, and has evolved to describe the process of uniting such materials. Historically, stringing has been integral to human culture, from creating tools and musical instruments to decorating and crafting. The action of stringing is foundational in various traditions, often symbolizing connection and continuity. As time progressed, the craft of stringing saw advancements alongside trade, technology, and artistic expression, leading to specialized methods and styles in stringing for both practical and decorative purposes. Today, stringing is not only associated with crafts and music but also embraces a broader application in various fields including manufacturing and design.

Word Frequency Rank

Positioned at #24,852, this word is part of extensive vocabulary. It's relatively rare in general usage but may be important in specific fields or formal writing.