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1) ( steadfastly loyal) standhaft, zuverlässig;\staunch ally loyaler Verbündeter/loyale Verbündete;\staunch Catholic überzeugter Katholik/überzeugte Katholikin;\staunch defender of individual rights zäher Verfechter/zähe Verfechterin von Persönlichkeitsrechten;\staunch friend treuer Freund/treue Freundin;\staunch opponent erbitterter Gegner/erbitterte Gegnerin;\staunch refusal strikte Weigerungto \staunch sth etw stauen;to \staunch blood das Blut stillen;to \staunch the flood of immigrants die Einwanderungsflut stoppen;to \staunch the flow of blood die Blutung stoppen;to \staunch a wound eine Wunde abbinden -
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I adjectivetreu [Freund, Anhänger]; streitbar [Kämpfer, Anhänger]; überzeugt [Katholik, Demokrat usw.]; unerschütterlich [Mut, Hingabe, Glaube]; standhaft [Herz]IIsee academic.ru/70238/stanch">stanch* * *[sto:n ](firm, trusty: a staunch friend.) zuverlässig- staunchly- staunchness* * *staunch11. (steadfastly loyal) standhaft, zuverlässig\staunch ally loyaler Verbündeter/loyale Verbündete\staunch Catholic überzeugter Katholik/überzeugte Katholikin\staunch defender of individual rights zäher Verfechter/zähe Verfechterin von Persönlichkeitsrechten\staunch friend treuer Freund/treue Freundin\staunch opponent erbitterter Gegner/erbitterte Gegnerin\staunch refusal strikte Weigerungstaunch2[stɑ:n(t)ʃ]vt▪ to \staunch sth etw stauento \staunch blood das Blut stillento \staunch the flood of immigrants die Einwanderungsflut stoppento \staunch the flow of blood die Blutung stoppento \staunch a wound eine Wunde abbinden* * *I [stOːntS]adj (+er)ally, friend unerschütterlich; Catholic, loyalist etc überzeugt; member, supporter ergeben, getreu; support standhaftIIto be staunch in one's belief — fest or unerschütterlich im Glauben sein
vtflow stauen; bleeding stillen* * *staunch1 [stɔːntʃ; stɑːntʃ] besonders Br für stanch1staunch2 [stɔːntʃ; stɑːntʃ] adj (adv staunchly)1. treu, zuverlässig2. standhaft, fest, eisern3. wasserdicht, seetüchtig (Schiff)4. solid (gearbeitet), fest* * *I adjectivetreu [Freund, Anhänger]; streitbar [Kämpfer, Anhänger]; überzeugt [Katholik, Demokrat usw.]; unerschütterlich [Mut, Hingabe, Glaube]; standhaft [Herz]II* * *adj.zuverlässig adj. -
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transitive verb1) (stop flow of) stillen [Blut]2) (stop flow from) abbinden [Wunde]* * *stanch1[stɑ:n(t)ʃ]stanch2[stɑ:n(t)ʃ]adj see staunch1[stɑ:n(t)ʃ]vt▪ to \stanch sth etw stauento \stanch blood das Blut stillento \stanch the flood of immigrants die Einwanderungsflut stoppento \stanch the flow of blood die Blutung stoppento \stanch a wound eine Wunde abbinden* * *stanch1 [stɑːntʃ; US auch stɔːntʃ] v/t1. das Blut, eine Blutung stillen2. fig Einhalt gebieten (dat)stanch2 [stɑːntʃ; US auch stɔːntʃ] → academic.ru/70455/staunch">staunch2* * *transitive verb1) (stop flow of) stillen [Blut]2) (stop flow from) abbinden [Wunde]* * *v.stillen v.
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staunch — [[t]stɔ͟ːntʃ[/t]] stauncher, staunchest, staunches, staunching, staunched 1) ADJ GRADED: usu ADJ n A staunch supporter or believer is very loyal to a person, organization, or set of beliefs, and supports them strongly. He s a staunch supporter of … English dictionary
staunch — 1 adjective giving strong, loyal support to another person, organization, belief etc; steadfast: They are staunch trade unionists. | a staunch friend and ally staunchly adverb staunchness noun (U) 2 also stanch AmE verb (T) to stop the flow of… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
staunch — I. /stɔntʃ / (say stawnch) verb (t) 1. to stop the flow of or as of (a liquid, especially blood): *… he … failed to staunch the bleeding of the country towns. –bob ellis, 2000. 2. to stop the flow of blood from (a wound). 3. Obsolete to check,… …
staunch — 1. adjective a) loyal, trustworthy, reliable, outstanding he relished a glass of choice old wine in season as both nourishing and bloodmaking and possessing aperient virtues (notably a good burgundy which he was a staunch believer in) b)… … Wiktionary
