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Meanings of knits in English
Portuguese
vestuário de malha Spanish
ropa de punto 
Usage of knits in English
1
It is the Christ-given Christ-likeness in each which knits believers into one.
2
Yea, it knits us in bonds of love with the coming generation.
3
She sat down in the low chair where she knits after dinner.
4
The name nerved me, as blood knits the sinews of the tiger.
5
He touches her on the arm, and knits his brows in caution.
6
Rousselot, our little orderly, knits away industriously in the circle of light.
7
She regards her knits as wearable art, each telling a dream-like story.
8
Are there any people in your house who knit?-Yes; my wife knits.
9
Robb knits his eyebrows as another splashes the bridge of his nose.
10
For her luxury knits, Hope uses jumbo yarns of different thickness.
11
Turtleneck sweaters, structured shirts and ribbed knits are all great options.
12
But once the bone knits and the hair grows, I'm good as new.
13
Interaction among the worlds is what knits a multiplanet civilization together.
14
She knits them, and they always come down below my hips.
15
The trouble which knits us to God gives us new hope.
16
Alice watches you furtively almost all the time as she knits or crochets.
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