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stump n | (of tree) | tocón nm |
| The farmer cut down the old tree, leaving just the stump in the middle of the field. |
| El granjero cortó el viejo árbol. Lo único que quedó fue el tocón en medio del campo. |
stump n | (of amputated limb) | muñón nm |
| Steve fitted his prosthetic leg to his stump. |
| Steve se puso su pierna ortopédica en el muñón. |
stump [sb]⇒ vtr | informal (baffle, puzzle) | dejar boquiabierto a loc verb |
| | dejar sin palabras a loc verb |
| | dejar mudo a loc verb |
| | no tener respuesta loc verb |
| The third question in the test completely stumped me. Greg tried to work out what he was looking at, but he was stumped. |
| La tercera pregunta del test me dejó boquiabierto. |
Additional Translations |
stump n | (of tooth) | raigón nm |
| The tooth broke, leaving just a stump. |
| El diente se rompió y solo quedaba el raigón. |
stump n | (heavy tread) | pisoteo nm |
| | paso nm |
| | pisotear nm |
| | retumbo nm |
| Amanda heard the stump of Tim's boots coming up the path. |
| Amanda escuchó cómo subía Tim el camino por el pisoteo de las botas. |
stumps npl | (cricket: part of wicket) | palo nm |
| The ball hit the stumps. |
| La pelota dio en el palo. |
stump⇒ vi | US (politics: campaign) | hacer campaña loc verb |
| (AmL) | andar de gira política loc verb |
| (país) | recorrer en campaña electoral loc verb |
| The candidate stumped through his district, trying to win voters. |
| El candidato hizo campaña por su distrito en busca de votos. |
stump vi | (walk heavily) | caminar dando pisadas fuertes loc verb |
| | pisotear⇒ vi |
| The man stumped along the street. |
| El hombre caminaba dando pisadas fuertes por la calle. |
stump [sb]⇒ vtr | (cricket: break wicket) | eliminar a vtr + prep |
| | sacar del juego a loc verb |
| The wicket-keeper stumped the batsman. |
| El guardametas eliminó al bateador. |
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Locuciones verbales
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stump up [sth] vtr phrasal insep | UK, informal (pay: cash for [sth]) (coloquial) | soltar⇒ vtr |
| | ponerse con v prnl + prep |
| (ES, coloquial) | apoquinar⇒ vtr |
| If he wants me to book him a ticket for the concert he had better stump up the cash first. |
| Si quiere que le compre una entrada para el concierto, tendrá que soltar el efectivo. |
stump up vi phrasal | UK, informal (pay for [sth]) (CL, coloquial) | rajarse con v prnl + prep |
| Hey you owe me £10; stump up! |
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