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1 stump
1. noun2) (Cricket) Stab, der2. transitive verb(confound) verwirren; durcheinander bringen3. intransitive verbbe stumped for an answer — um eine Antwort verlegen sein
* * *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.) der Stumpf2) (the part of a limb, tooth, pencil etc remaining after the main part has been cut or broken off, worn away etc.) der Stummel3) (in cricket, one of the three upright sticks forming the wicket.) der Torstab2. verb1) (to walk with heavy, stamping steps: He stumped angrily out of the room.) stampfen2) (to puzzle or baffle completely: I'm stumped!) verblüffen•- academic.ru/71469/stumpy">stumpy- stump up* * *[stʌmp]I. n1. (part left) of a tree Stumpf m, Strunk m; of an arm Armstumpf m; of a leg Beinstumpf m; of a tooth Zahnstummel m2. AM POLout on the \stump im Wahlkampf3.II. vt▪ to \stump sb jdn verwirren [o durcheinanderbringen]you've \stumped me da bin ich überfragtwe're all completely \stumped wir sind mit unserem Latein am Endeto \stump the country/a state Wahlkampfreisen durch das Land/einen Staat machenIII. vi1. (stamp)she \stumped out of the room sie stapfte aus dem Raum hinaus2. POL Wahlreden halten* * *[stʌmp]1. nto stir one's stumps (inf) — sich rühren, sich regen
stump speaker — Wahlredner( in) m(f)
to go out on the stumps — (öffentlich or vor Ort) als Redner auftreten
2. vt2) (fig inf)you've got me stumped — da bin ich überfragt
I'm stumped by that problem, that problem's got me stumped — ich bin mit meiner Weisheit or meinem Latein am Ende
3) (US POL)3. vi (inf)stapfento stump along/about — entlang-/herumstapfen
* * *stump [stʌmp]A s1. (Baum-, Kerzen-, Zahn- etc) Stumpf m, (Bleistift-, Zigarren- etc) Stummel m, (Baum-, Ast-) Strunk m:2. pl sl Stelzen pl (Beine):stir one’s stumps Tempo machen3. Stampfen n, Stapfen n4. besonders USa) Rednertribüne fb) Wahlpropaganda f:go on ( oder take) the stump eine Propagandareise machen, von Ort zu Ort reisen und (Wahl)Reden halten5. MAL Wischer mB v/t3. umg verblüffen, ratlos machen:a problem that stumped me ( oder had me stumped) ein Problem, mit dem ich einfach nicht fertig wurde;be stumped mit seiner Weisheit am Ende sein;be stumped for um eine Antwort etc verlegen seinstump it → C 26. eine Zeichnung (mit dem Wischer) abtönenfor für)C v/i1. umg stampfen, stapfen2. US umg Wahlreden halten* * *1. noun1) (of tree, branch, tooth) Stumpf, der; (of cigar, pencil, limb, tail, etc.) Stummel, der2) (Cricket) Stab, der2. transitive verb(confound) verwirren; durcheinander bringen3. intransitive verb(walk stiffly) stapfen; (walk noisily) trampeln* * *n.Aststumpf m.Baumstumpf m.Stummel - m.Stumpf -¨e m. v.verblüffen v. -
2 stub
1. noun2. transitive verb,stub of pencil — Bleistiftstummel, der
- bb-1)stub one's toe [against or on something] — sich (Dat.) den Zeh [an etwas (Dat.)] stoßen
2) ausdrücken [Zigarette usw.]; (with one's foot) austreten [Zigarette usw.]Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/112187/stub_out">stub out* * *1. noun1) (a stump or short remaining end of eg a cigarette, pencil etc: The ashtray contained seven cigarette stubs.) der Stummel2) (the counterfoil or retained section of a cheque etc.) der Kontrollabschnitt2. verb(to hurt (especially a toe) by striking it against something hard: She stubbed her toe(s) against the bedpost.) stoßen- stubby- stub out* * *[stʌb]I. n1. (of a ticket, cheque) [Kontroll]abschnitt m, Abriss m; (of a cigarette) [Zigaretten]stummel m, Kippe f fam; (of a pencil) Stummel m, Stumpf mII. vt<- bb->to \stub one's toes sich die Zehen anstoßento \stub one's toe against [or on] sth sich dat die Zehe an etw dat anstoßen, mit der Zehe gegen etw akk stoßen* * *[stʌb]1. n(of candle, pencil, tail) Stummel m; (of cigarette also) Kippe f; (of cheque, ticket) Abschnitt m; (of tree) Stumpf m2. vtto stub one's toe (on or against sth) — sich (dat) den Zeh (an etw dat ) stoßen, mit dem Zeh an or gegen etw (acc) stoßen
* * *stub [stʌb]A s2. (Bleistift-, Kerzen- etc) Stummel m, Stumpf m3. (Zigaretten-, Zigarren) Stummel m, Kippe f umg4. kurzer stumpfer Gegenstand, z. B.a) Kuppnagel mb) stumpfe Feder:stub bolt Stiftschraube f;stub (tenon) Fußzapfen m5. Kontrollabschnitt m (einer Eintrittskarte etc)B v/t3. stub one’s toe sich die Zehe anstoßen (against, on an dat)4. Steine etc zerschlagen, (zer)quetschen* * *1. noun2. transitive verb,stub of pencil — Bleistiftstummel, der
- bb-1)stub one's toe [against or on something] — sich (Dat.) den Zeh [an etwas (Dat.)] stoßen
2) ausdrücken [Zigarette usw.]; (with one's foot) austreten [Zigarette usw.]Phrasal Verbs:- stub out* * *(cigarette) n.Kippe -n f.Zigarettenkippe f.Zigarettenstummel m. n.Abreißzettel m.Baumstupf m.Stichleitung f.Stumpf -¨e m. v.roden (Land) v. -
3 stumpy
adjective* * ** * *[ˈstʌmpi]adj ( usu pej fam) [klein und] gedrungen, untersetzt, stämmig\stumpy person untersetzte [o stämmige] Person\stumpy tail Stummelschwanz m* * *['stʌmpɪ]adj (+er)pencil, candle stummelig (inf), kurz; person stämmig, untersetzt; tree klein und gedrungen; legs kurz; building gedrungen* * *stumpy adj (adv stumpily)1. stumpfartig2. umg untersetzt, gedrungen3. plump* * *adjectivestumpy tail — Stummelschwanz, der
* * *adj.plump adj.stumpfartig adj.
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