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\stalk of celery Selleriestange f2) of a leaf, fruit Stiel mPHRASES:sb's eyes are out on \stalks (Brit, Aus) jd bekommt Stielaugen1) ( hunt)to \stalk sth etw jagen [o anpirschen];to go \stalking auf die Pirsch gehen2) ( harass)to \stalk sb jdm nachstellen;to \stalk a place einen Ort heimsuchen ( liter)danger \stalks the streets of the city eine Gefahr geht in den Straßen der Stadt um vito \stalk by vorbeistolzieren;she \stalked furiously out of the room sie marschierte zornentbrannt aus dem Zimmer n -
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stalk plate connection SAN Stegblechanschluss m, Stehblechanschluss m, Stegblechstoß m, Stehblechstoß mEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > stalk plate connection
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stalk stiffener Stegsteife fEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > stalk stiffener
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I transitive verb1) sich heranpirschen an (+ Akk.)2) (follow obsessively)II noun* * *I [sto:k] noun(the stem of a plant or of a leaf, flower or fruit: If the stalk is damaged, the plant may die.) der StengelII [sto:k] verb1) (to walk stiffly and proudly, eg in anger: He stalked out of the room in disgust.) staken3) (in hunting, to move gradually as close as possible to game, eg deer, trying to remain hidden: Have you ever stalked deer / been deer-stalking?)•- academic.ru/70202/stalker">stalker* * *stalk1n\stalk of celery Selleriestange f2. of a leaf, fruit Stiel m4.▶ sb's eyes are out on \stalks BRIT, AUS jd bekommt Stielaugenstalk2I. vt1. (hunt)▪ to \stalk sth etw jagen [o anpirschen]to go \stalking auf die Pirsch gehen2. (harass)▪ to \stalk sb jdm nachstellento \stalk a place einen Ort heimsuchen literdanger \stalks the streets of the city eine Gefahr geht in den Straßen der Stadt umII. vi▪ to \stalk by vorbeistolzierenshe \stalked furiously out of the room sie marschierte zornentbrannt aus dem ZimmerIII. n* * *I [stɔːk]1. vtgame sich anpirschen an (+acc); (animal) beschleichen, sich heranschleichen an (+acc); person sich anschleichen an (+acc); (= harass) belästigen, verfolgenhe's stalking his former girlfriend — er stellt seiner Ex-Freundin nach
evil stalked the streets (liter) — das Böse ging in den Straßen um
2. vi1) (= walk haughtily) stolzierenIIn(of plant, leaf) Stiel m; (= cabbage stalk) Strunk m* * *stalk1 [stɔːk] s1. BOT Stängel m, Stiel m, Halm m2. BIOL, ZOOL Stiel m (Träger eines Organs)3. ZOOL Federkiel m4. Stiel m (eines Weinglases etc)5. hoher Schornstein6. ARCH Stängel m (an Säulen)stalk2 [stɔːk]A v/i1. JAGDa) sich anpirschenb) pirschen, auf die Pirsch gehena) (einher)stolzieren, (-)schreiten,b) staksen, steif(beinig) gehen3. umgehen (Gespenst, Krankheit etc)4. obs schleichenB v/t1. JAGD und fig sich heranpirschen an (akk)2. JAGD durchpirschen, -jagen4. umgehen in (dat) (Gespenst, Krankheit etc)C s1. JAGD Pirsch(jagd) f3. Belästigung f (durch Anrufe, Briefe etc)* * *I transitive verb1) sich heranpirschen an (+ Akk.)II noun* * *n.Pirschjagd f.Stengel - (alt.Rechtschreibung) m.Stängel - m. v.stelzen v. -
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< agri> (machine for separating the stems from grapes) ■ Abbeermaschine f ; Traubenabbeermaschine f ; Entrappungsmühle f
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