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Перевод: stump

[существительное]
пень ; окурок ; огрызок ; обрубок ; пенек ; обломок ; культя ; ампутированная конечность; коротышка ; ноги ; импровизированная трибуна; тяжелый шаг; вызов на соревнование; спица крикетных ворот; палочка для тушевки; растушевка ; целик ;
[глагол]
ставить в тупик; выбивать из игры; ковылять; совершать поездки, выступая с речами; агитировать; тяжело ступать; срубать; обрубать; корчевать; вызывать на соревнование; подзадоривать

Тезаурус:

1. The best we can do is to grow a covering of skin over the stump where the amputation occurred.
2. Yet many names do not believe that the losses for which they are being asked to stump up were incurred just through bad luck.
3. Make a X-cut in the top of the stump with a knife, and within a couple of months a series of small cabbages will develop from the cuts.
4. His left leg was almost severed when it was caught in the whirling blade of a tree stump cutter.
5. You stump o'the gutter, you Hop O'My Thumb
6. Britain will stump up 14 per cent, France and West Germany both say they will pay 22 per cent.
7. legal firms whose clerks are at the harmonic meeting at the Magpie and Stump to which Lowton introduces Pickwick.
8. To cure woolly-headedness it is not indispensable to inflict the woolly-headedness on the denizens under Boston Stump.
9. Among other achievements, it gave a platform to Mary Whitehouse, lured Edwina Currie into a cheerful admission that the Tory campaign had made John Major look like a stump orator and Neil Kinnock like an incumbent prime minister, and mounted an irreverent debate on political morality.
10. The grandfather, a former soldier in India and retired horseman, had had a leg amputated: "he ended up wi' a stump, so he used to sit in this old chair in the corner and nurse Aunt Lillie's children."
11. My one real consolation in the face of almost any betrayal or grief is that I am without doubt an extremely talented writer, come danger or candle stump.
12. The stump where the umbilical cord breaks after foaling is a potential route for pathogens into the foal's system.
13. Boston Stump, a famous parish church and landmark, had a rector and four curates.