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1. noun1) (the part of a tree left in the ground after the trunk has been cut down: He sat on a (tree-)stump and ate his sandwiches.) tocón, cepa2) (the part of a limb, tooth, pencil etc remaining after the main part has been cut or broken off, worn away etc.) muñón; raigón (diente)3) (in cricket, one of the three upright sticks forming the wicket.) palo, poste
2. verb1) (to walk with heavy, stamping steps: He stumped angrily out of the room.) andar pisando muy fuerte2) (to puzzle or baffle completely: I'm stumped!) dejar perflejo, desconcertar•- stumpy- stump up
tr[stʌmp]1 (of tree) tocón nombre masculino, cepa; (of pencil, candle) cabo; (of arm, leg) muñón nombre masculino2 SMALLSPORT/SMALL (cricket) estaca, palo1 (move heavily) pisar fuertestump ['stʌmp] vt: dejar perplejoto be stumped: no tener respuestastump n1) : muñón m (de un brazo o una pierna)3) stub: cabo mn.• cabo s.m.• cepa s.f.• codillo s.m.• esfumino s.m.• muñón s.m.• peana s.f.• raigón s.m.• tocón s.m.v.• cojear v.• esfumar v.• recorrer pronunciando discursos v.stʌmp
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1)a) ( of tree) tocón m, cepa f; ( of limb) muñón m; (of pencil, candle) cabo m; ( of cigar) colilla f, pucho m (AmL fam)b) ( in cricket) palo m2) (AmE Pol) tribuna f
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1) ( baffle) (colloq) (often pass)2) ( canvass) (AmE)to stump the country — hacer* campaña por el país
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vi1) ( walk heavily) (+ adv compl)2) ( campaign) (AmE) hacer* campaña•Phrasal Verbs:- stump up[stʌmp]1. N- find o.s. up a stump2) (Cricket) palo m3) (Art) difumino m, esfumino m4)to be or go on the stump — (US) (Pol) hacer campaña electoral
2. VT1) * (=perplex) dejar perplejo or confuso2) (Cricket) eliminar3)to stump the country — (US) (Pol) recorrer el país pronunciando discursos
3.VI (=hobble, limp) renquear, cojear4.CPDstump speech N — (US) (Pol) discurso m de campaña
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1)a) ( of tree) tocón m, cepa f; ( of limb) muñón m; (of pencil, candle) cabo m; ( of cigar) colilla f, pucho m (AmL fam)b) ( in cricket) palo m2) (AmE Pol) tribuna f
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1) ( baffle) (colloq) (often pass)2) ( canvass) (AmE)to stump the country — hacer* campaña por el país
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vi1) ( walk heavily) (+ adv compl)2) ( campaign) (AmE) hacer* campaña•Phrasal Verbs:- stump up -
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(to pay (a sum of money), often unwillingly: We all stumped up $2 for his present.) desembolsar(BrE colloq)1) v + adv aflojar (fam), apoquinar (Esp fam)2) v + adv + o soltar* (fam), aflojar (fam)(Brit)1.VT + ADVto stump up five pounds — apoquinar cinco libras, desembolsar cinco libras ( for sth para comprar algo or por algo)
2.VI + ADV apoquinar, soltar la guita * ( for sth para pagar algo)* * *(BrE colloq)1) v + adv aflojar (fam), apoquinar (Esp fam)2) v + adv + o soltar* (fam), aflojar (fam) -
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adj.1 parecido a un tocón.2 perteneciente a una arenga política.s.1 tocón (de árbol); muñón (of arm, leg)2 estaca (en cricket)4 tronco cortado, cepa, tocón, tocón de árbol.5 raigón del diente.6 plataforma política, tribuna política.7 esfumino.8 talonario de la chequera.vt.1 dejar perplejo(a) (baffle)2 destroncar, arrancar los tocones de, limpiar de troncos.3 renquear.4 difuminar, esfumar, difumar, disfumar.5 andar en gira política, politiquear.6 andar politiqueando por, recorrer en campaña política, recorrer en gira política.vi.andar renqueando, renquear; andar sobre los muñones de piernas amputada(pt & pp stumped) -
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5 stump hallucination
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7 stump across
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8 stump drawing
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9 stump hallucination
s.alucinación de muñón, alucinación del muñón. -
10 stump neuralgia
s.neuralgia del muñón, neuralgia de muñón. -
11 stump orator
s.orador callejero. -
12 stump oratory
s.oratoria política. -
13 stump puller
s.halador de tronco cortado, arrancador de troncos, extractor de troncos. -
14 stump removal
s.remoción de tocones, extracción de tocones, destoconado. -
15 stump speaker
s.orador callejero. -
16 stump spray
s.pulverización de zumo de cepa, pulverización de zumo tocón. -
17 stump up
v.pagar totalmente.vi.poner dinero (familiar) (pay) (británico), apoquinar (España) -
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19 to find o.s. up a stump
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20 amputation-stump bandage
English-Spanish medical dictionary > amputation-stump bandage
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