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1 stammer
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1. noun(the speech defect of being unable to produce easily certain sounds: `You m-m-must m-m-meet m-m-my m-m-mother' is an example of a stammer; That child has a bad stammer.)
2. verb(to speak with a stammer or in a similar way because of eg fright, nervousness etc: He stammered an apology.)stammer vb tartamudeartr['stæməSMALLr/SMALL]1 tartamudeo1 tartamudear1 (say with a stammer) decir tartamudeando, farfullar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto have a stammer tartamudearstammer ['stæmər] vi: tartamudear, titubearstammer n: tartamudeo m, titubeo mn.• balbuceo s.m.• tartamudeo s.m.v.• balbucear v.• balbucir v.• tartajear v.• tartamudear v.• titubear v.'stæmər, 'stæmə(r)
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noun tartamudeo m
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intransitive verb tartamudear
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vt \<\<reply/apology\>\> balbucear, farfullar['stæmǝ(r)]1.N tartamudeo m2.VI tartamudear3.VT (also: stammer out) decir tartamudeando* * *['stæmər, 'stæmə(r)]
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noun tartamudeo m
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intransitive verb tartamudear
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vt \<\<reply/apology\>\> balbucear, farfullar -
2 stutter
1. intransitive verbstottern; [Gewehr:] tacken2. nounStottern, das* * *1. verb(to stammer: He stutters sometimes when he's excited; `I've s-s-seen a gh-gh-ghost,' he stuttered.) stottern2. noun(a stammer: He has a stutter.) das Stottern- academic.ru/71500/stutterer">stutterer* * *stut·ter[ˈstʌtəʳ, AM -t̬ɚ]I. vi person, engine stotternII. vt▪ to \stutter sth etw stotternto have a bad \stutter stark stottern* * *['stʌtə(r)]1. n(of person, engine) Stottern nt no pl; (of guns) Trommeln nthe has a bad stutter — er stottert sehr
to say sth with a stutter — etw stotternd sagen, etw stottern
2. vi1) stottern2)3. vtstottern* * *stutter [ˈstʌtə(r)]A v/i2. fig tacken (Maschinengewehr etc)* * *1. intransitive verbstottern; [Gewehr:] tacken2. nounStottern, das* * *v.stottern v. -
3 stutter
1. verb(to stammer: He stutters sometimes when he's excited; `I've s-s-seen a gh-gh-ghost,' he stuttered.) tartamudear
2. noun(a stammer: He has a stutter.) tartamudeostutter vb tartamudeartr['stʌtəSMALLr/SMALL]1 tartamudeo1 tartamudear1 decir tartamudeando, balbucearstutter ['stʌt̬ər] vi: tartamudearstutter nstammer: tartamudeo mn.• balbuceo s.m.• tartamudeo s.m.• tartamudez s.f.v.• balbucear v.• tartajear v.• tartamudear v.• titubear v.'stʌtər, 'stʌtə(r)
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noun tartamudeo m
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intransitive verb tartamudear
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vt balbucear, decir* tartamudeando['stʌtǝ(r)]1.N tartamudeo m2.VI tartamudear3.VT (also: stutter out) decir tartamudeando* * *['stʌtər, 'stʌtə(r)]
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noun tartamudeo m
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intransitive verb tartamudear
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vt balbucear, decir* tartamudeando -
4 from
from1) (used before the place, thing, person, time etc that is the point at which an action, journey, period of time etc begins: from Europe to Asia; from Monday to Friday; a letter from her father.) fra2) (used to indicate that from which something or someone comes: a quotation from Shakespeare.) fra3) (used to indicate separation: Take it from him.) fra4) (used to indicate a cause or reason: He is suffering from a cold.) av, på grunn av, etterav--------etterprep. \/frɒm\/, trykksvak: \/frəm\/1) ( om utgangspunkt) fra, ide starter i\/fra London2) ( om opprinnelse) fra3) ( om kilde) av, fra4) ( om materiale) av5) ( om årsak) på grunn av, av, etter6) ( om motivasjon) av7) (om mønster, forbilde) etter8) ( om avstand i tid og rom) fra9) ( om beskyttelse) for, mot10) (om fravær, atskillelse) frafrom above ovenfra, fra ovenfrom afar fra det fjerne, langveisfra på langt holdfrom amidst eller from amid fra midten av, frem mellomfrom among eller from amongst fra, i, blantfrom behind bakfra bakfrom below eller from beneath nedenfra, fra undersiden (av)from between frem mellom, ut mellomfrom beyond fra den andre siden avfrom now fra nå (av), fra og med nåfrom out of bort fra, ut avfrom over overfrom thence ( gammeldags) derfrafrom there derfrafrom...to ( om avstand i tid og rom) fra...til...from under frem fra, frem under( slang) rett for nesen påfrom within innenfrafrom without utenfra
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