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1. adjective1) (steady) stabil2) (resolute) gefestigt [Person, Charakter]2. nounStall, der3. transitive verbthe pony was stabled at a nearby farm — das Pony war im Stall eines nahe gelegenen Bauernhofes untergebracht
* * *I ['steibl] adjective1) (firm and steady or well-balanced: This chair isn't very stable.) stabil2) (firmly established and likely to last: a stable government.) stabil3) ((of a person or his character) unlikely to become unreasonably upset or hysterical: She's the only stable person in the whole family.) gefestigt•- academic.ru/70090/stability">stability- stabilize
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- stabilisation II ['steibl] noun1) (a building in which horses are kept.) der Stall* * *sta·ble1<-r, -st or more \stable, most \stable>[ˈsteɪbl̩]1. (firmly fixed) stabil3. PSYCH ausgeglichen4. (steadfast) stabil\stable job/relationship feste Anstellung/Beziehung\stable currency stabile Währung5. CHEM stabil\stable equilibrium stabiles Gleichgewicht\stable tracer NUCL stabiles Indikatorisotopsta·ble2[ˈsteɪbl̩]I. n\stable of singers Sängertruppe f famII. vtto \stable a horse ein Pferd unterstellen* * *I ['steɪbl]adj (+er)stabil; ladder, structure also sicher; relationship also, job beständig, dauerhaft; character gefestigt; (PSYCH, MED) condition, blood pressure stabil; weight konstantIImentally stable — ausgeglichen, innerlich gefestigt
1. n(= building) Stall m; (= group of racehorses) (Renn)stall mto be out of the same stable (fig) — aus dem gleichen Stall stammen
to close or shut or lock the stable door after the horse has bolted (prov) — den Brunnen erst zudecken, wenn das Kind hineingefallen ist (prov)
2. vt(= put in stable) in den Stall bringen; (= keep in stable) im Stall haltenhe stables his horses with the trainer — seine Pferde stehen im Stall des Trainers
* * *stable1 [ˈsteıbl]A s1. (Pferde- etc) Stall m, pl auch Stallungen pl2. Stall(bestand) m3. koll Rennstall m (besonders Pferde, Radrennfahrer)4. fig Stall m (Mannschaft, Künstlergruppe, Familie etc)B v/t Pferde etc einstallenC v/i1. im Stall stehen (Pferd)2. pej hausenstable2 [ˈsteıbl] adj (adv stably)1. stabil:b) widerstandsfähig, feste) CHEM resistent:stable in water wasserbeständigf) stationär:stable equilibrium PHYS stabiles Gleichgewicht2. WIRTSCH, POL stabil (Währung etc)3. fig beständig, gefestigt:(emotionally) stable charakterlich gefestigt;he is in stable condition sein Zustand ist stabil* * *1. adjective1) (steady) stabil2) (resolute) gefestigt [Person, Charakter]2. nounStall, der3. transitive verb(put in stable) in den Stall bringen; (keep in stable)the pony was stabled at a nearby farm — das Pony war im Stall eines nahe gelegenen Bauernhofes untergebracht
* * *adj.dauerhaft adj.haltbar adj.stabil adj. n.Pferdestall m.Stall ¨-e m.
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