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intransitive verb1) stolpern ( over über + Akk.)2) (falter) stockenstumble over something/through life — über etwas (Akk.) /durchs Leben stolpern
3)stumble across or [up]on somebody/something — (find by chance) über jemanden stolpern (fig. ugs.) /auf etwas (Akk.) stoßen
* * *1) (to strike the foot against something and lose one's balance, or nearly fall: He stumbled over the edge of the carpet.) stolpern2) (to walk unsteadily: He stumbled along the track in the dark.) stolpern3) (to make mistakes, or hesitate in speaking, reading aloud etc: He stumbles over his words when speaking in public.) stottern•- academic.ru/118672/stumbling-block">stumbling-block- stumble across/on* * *stum·ble[ˈstʌmbl̩]vi1. (trip) stolpern, straucheln2. ( fig)the judges noticed the violinist \stumble die Schiedsrichter bemerkten, dass die Violinistin einen Fehler machteto \stumble over the rhythm aus dem Rhythmus kommen3. (stagger)▪ to \stumble about [or around] herumtappen4. (falter when talking) stocken, holpernthe poet \stumbled over a line in the poem der Dichter stolperte über eine Zeile in dem Gedicht5. (find)* * *['stʌmbl]1. nStolpern nt no pl, no indef art; (in speech etc) Stocken nt no pl, no indef art stolpern; (in speech) stockenhe stumbled through a waltz/his speech — stockend or holperig spielte er einen Walzer/hielt er seine Rede
* * *stumble [ˈstʌmbl]A v/iat, over über akk):a) zufällig stoßen auf (akk),2. stolpern, taumeln, wanken3. figa) einen Fehltritt tun, straucheln, sündigenb) einen Fehler machen, stolpern4. stottern, sich verhaspeln:stumble through a speech eine Rede herunterstottern5. sich stoßen, Anstoß nehmen ( beide:at an dat)B s1. Stolpern n, Straucheln n, fig auch Fehltritt m2. Fehler m* * *intransitive verb1) stolpern ( over über + Akk.)2) (falter) stockenstumble over something/through life — über etwas (Akk.) /durchs Leben stolpern
3)stumble across or [up]on somebody/something — (find by chance) über jemanden stolpern (fig. ugs.) /auf etwas (Akk.) stoßen
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(DE) Beanstandung {e}; Behinderung {e}; Einwand {r}; Einwände {pl}; Grenzschicht {e}; Haken {r}; Handicap {s}; Handikap {s}; Hemmschuh {r}; Hemmung {e}; Hindernis {s}; Hindernisse {pl}; Hinderung {e}; Hürde; Widrigkeit; Gebück {s}; Gesperre {s}; Hemme {e}; Verhack {r}; (EN) balk; bar; barrier; block; check; clog; cross; curb; difficulty; drag; encumbrance; handicap; hindrance; hitch; hobble; holdback; hurdle; impedient; impediment; leap; let; lion in the path; lion in the way; masterless; object; objection; obstacle; obstruction; preventer; pull-back; retardation; ring-hedge; rock; setback; shackle; stay; stop; stumbling-block; stumbling-stone; throw-back; trammel; traverse; unsurmountable; wattle
См. также в других словарях:
stumbling block — obstacle, problem A strip of land is in the way of peace. It is the stumbling block … English idioms
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stumbling block — stumbling .block n a problem or difficulty that stops you from achieving something stumbling block to ▪ The main stumbling block to starting new research is that we lack qualified people … Dictionary of contemporary English
stumbling block — stumbling blocks N COUNT: oft N to/in n A stumbling block is a problem which stops you from achieving something. Perhaps the major stumbling block to reunification is the military presence in South Korea … English dictionary
stumbling-block — The Greek word is skandalon (1 Cor. 1:23) and means an obstacle which could cause a fall (Lev. 19:14) or a fundamental difficulty for belief (Gal. 5:11). It is wrong for convinced believers to put a stumbling block in the way of less assured or… … Dictionary of the Bible
stumbling block — n. an obstacle, hindrance, or difficulty standing in the way of progress or understanding … English World dictionary
stumbling block — noun any obstacle or impediment (Freq. 1) • Hypernyms: ↑obstacle * * * noun, pl ⋯ blocks [count] : something that stops you from doing what you want to do Lack of funds is a major stumbling block to the project. My plans hit a stumbling block. *… … Useful english dictionary
stumbling block — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ big, key, main, major, real ▪ potential VERB + STUMBLING BLOCK ▪ be … Collocations dictionary
stumbling block — A problem or obstacle that prevents you from achieving something is a stumbling block. My father adapted quite well but the language was always a stumbling block for my mother … English Idioms & idiomatic expressions
(a) stumbling block — a problem which prevents someone from achieving something. Lack of willingness to compromise is the main stumbling block to reaching a settlement. (often + to) Money, obviously, is a major stumbling block in any project of this size … New idioms dictionary
stumbling-block — n. Hindrance, obstruction, obstacle, check, bar, barrier, difficulty, impediment, lion in the way, stumbling stone … New dictionary of synonyms
