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Definition
Synonym
stead
Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung
Stelle
stead
Hofstelle
f
farm-
stead
an seiner Stelle
in his
stead
Stelle
f
Stellen
pl
stead
stead
s
Stelle
f
Stellen
pl
Ich habe die Besprechung an seiner Stelle abgehalten.
Ein Reich fiel und ein anderes entstand an seiner Stelle.
stead
stead
s
I conducted the meeting in his
stead
.
One empire fell and another arose in its
stead
.
Stelle
f
Stellen
pl
Ich habe die Besprechung an seiner Stelle abgehalten.
Ein Reich fiel und ein anderes entstand an seiner Stelle.
stead
stead
s
I conducted the meeting in his
stead
.
One empire fell, and another arose in its
stead
.
jdm. zustattenkommen
v
(Sache)
Seine Arabischkenntnisse kamen ihm zustatten, als er den Jemen bereiste.
to stand serve hold sb. in good
stead
(thing)
His knowledge of Arabic stood him in good
stead
when travelling the Yemen.
Platz
m
, Ort
m
, Stelle
f
Plätze
pl
, Orte
pl
, Stellen
pl
an jds. Stelle treten
fehl am Platz, unangebracht
nicht am (rechten) Platz
an unserer Stelle
place
places
to take sb.'s place
out of place
out of place
in our place, in our position, in our shoes, in our
stead
jdm. zustatten kommen
Seine Arabischkenntnisse kamen ihm zustatten als er den Jemen bereiste.
to stand sb. in good
stead
; to come in useful to sb.
His knowledge of Arabic stood him in good
stead
when travelling the Yemen.
Deutsche
Stelle Synonyme
freie
Stelle
Âoffene
Stelle
ÂStellenangebot
Âunbesetzte
Stelle
ÂVakanz
stelle
am
Ort
des
Geschehens
Âan
Ort
und
Stelle
Arbeitsplatz
ÂJob
ÂStelle
an
diesem
Ort
Âan
dieser
Stelle
Âhier
ausgebeulte
Stelle
ÂBeule
ÂVerdickung
Anführung
ÂZitat
Âzitierte
Stelle
Anstellung
ÂArbeitsverhältnis
ÂJob
ÂPosten
ÂStelle
ÂStellung
an
einer
Stelle
Âgebündelt
Âgesammelt
Âzentral
Bekleidung
(eines
Amtes)
ÂBesetzung
(einer
Stelle)
Bergspitze
ÂGipfel
Âhöchste
Stelle
eines
Berges
Örtlichkeit
ÂLokalisation
ÂLokalität
ÂOrtsangabe
ÂPosition
ÂStelle
gelber
Fleck
ÂMakula
(fachsprachlich)
ÂStelle
des
schärfsten
Sehens
im
Auge
auf
Anhieb
Âauf
der
Stelle
Âaugenblicklich
Âdirekt
Âgleich
Âohne
Umschweife
Âpostwendend
Âschnurstracks
(umgangssprachlich)
Âsofort
Âsogleich
Âumgehend
Âunverzüglich
an
Stelle
(von)
Âanstatt
Âanstelle
(von)
Âfür
Âsondern
Âstatt
Âstatt
dessen
Âstattdessen
Âzugunsten
Fleck
(umgangssprachlich)
ÂLage
ÂLocation
(umgangssprachlich)
ÂOrt
ÂPosition
ÂPunkt
ÂStandort
ÂStelle
an
erster
Stelle
Âüberwiegend
Âerst
einmal
Âerstens
Âerstmal
(umgangssprachlich)
Âin
erster
Linie
Âvor
allem
Âvordergründig
Âvorerst
Âzu
Beginn
Âzuallererst
Âzuerst
Âzuerst
(einmal)
Âzunächst
(einmal)
Âzuvor
an Stelle (von)
anstatt
anstelle (von)
für
sondern
statt
statt dessen
stattdessen
zugunsten
an einer Stelle
gebündelt
gesammelt
zentral
an erster Stelle
überwiegend
erst einmal
erstens
erstmal (umgangssprachlich)
in erster Linie
vor allem
vordergründig
vorerst
zu Beginn
ausgebeulte Stelle
Beule
Verdickung
freie Stelle
offene Stelle
Stellenangebot
unbesetzte Stelle
Vakanz
Englische
stead Synonyme
stead
abet
abode
aid
area
assist
bearings
bench mark
district
do for
emplacement
help out
hole
latitude and longitude
lieu
locale
locality
location
locus
pinpoint
place
placement
point
position
region
site
situation
situs
spot
whereabout
whereabouts
stead
fast
abiding
accordant
adamant
age-long
aged
alike
ancient
antique
ardent
assiduous
automatic
balanced
calculable
changeless
chronic
committed
consistent
consonant
constant
continuing
continuous
cool
correspondent
dedicated
deep-rooted
dependable
determined
devoted
diligent
diuturnal
dogged
durable
enduring
equable
equal
even
evergreen
faithful
faithworthy
fast
fiducial
firm
firm as Gibraltar
fixed
flat
flinty
frozen
hardy
homogeneous
immobile
immotile
immotive
immovable
immutable
imperturbable
in equilibrium
inalterable
indefatigable
indomitable
industrious
inexorable
inflexible
insistent
intact
intransient
invariable
inveterate
invincible
inviolate
irremovable
lasting
level
liege
long-lasting
long-lived
long-standing
long-term
longeval
longevous
loyal
macrobiotic
marble-constant
measured
mechanical
methodic
monolithic
never-failing
never-tiring
obdurate
obstinate
of a piece
of long duration
of long standing
ordered
orderly
patient
patient as Job
perdurable
perduring
perennial
permanent
perpetual
perseverant
persevering
persistent
persisting
pertinacious
plodding
plugging
predictable
preoccupied
quiescent
rapt
regular
relentless
reliable
remaining
resolute
resolved
rigid
robotlike
secure
sedulous
sempervirent
set
settled
single-minded
sleepless
slogging
smooth
solid
sot
sound
stable
static
stationary
staunch
staying
stead
y
steely
stubborn
substantial
sure
surefire
sustained
systematic
tenacious
tested
tireless
torpid
tough
tried
tried and true
true
true-blue
trustworthy
trusty
unabating
unaltered
unbending
unbroken
unchangeable
unchanged
unchanging
unchecked
unconquerable
undaunted
undeflectable
undestroyed
undeviating
undifferentiated
undiscouraged
undiversified
undrooping
unfading
unfailing
unfaltering
unflagging
unflappable
unflinching
uniform
unintermitting
uninterrupted
unmo
stead
ily
ad infinitum
always
at all times
at every turn
at regular intervals
at stated times
bec et ongles
bona fide
calmly
ceaselessly
committedly
composedly
conservatively
consistently
constantly
continually
coolly
daily
daily and hourly
day after day
day and night
decidedly
decisively
determinedly
devotedly
dispassionately
earnestly
endlessly
equably
eternally
evenly
ever
ever and anon
everlastingly
every day
every hour
every moment
every so often
faithfully
firmly
fixedly
hammer and tongs
heart and soul
hour after hour
hourly
impassively
imperturbably
in all seriousness
in balance
in earnest
in good earnest
in good faith
in moderation
in perpetuity
in reason
incessantly
indestructibly
inexcitably
infinitely
inflexibly
inirritably
interminably
intermittently
invariably
judiciously
levelheadedly
like a bulldog
like a leech
like clockwork
loyally
methodically
moderately
month after month
never otherwise
never-endingly
night and day
obstinately
on and on
orderly
perdurably
perennially
permanently
perpetually
perseveringly
persistently
placidly
prudently
punctually
purposefully
quietly
rapidly
regularly
relentlessly
resolutely
resolvedly
responsibly
restrainedly
right along
serenely
seriously
sincerely
singlemindedly
soberly
soothingly
staunchly
stead
fastly
stodgily
stoically
stolidly
stuffily
subduedly
sustainedly
systematically
temperately
tenaciously
time without end
tooth and nail
tranquilly
unceasingly
unendingly
uniformly
unintermittently
uninterruptedly
unswervingly
unvaryingly
unyieldingly
wholeheartedly
with a will
with constancy
with good faith
with total dedication
within bounds
within compass
within reason
without cease
without end
without exception
without letup
without stopping
world without end
year after year
stead
y
abiding
accordant
adamantine
ageless
alike
alternate
appease
ardent
arranged
articulated
assiduous
automatic
balance
balanced
ballast
beating
beau
beloved
bovine
boyfriend
brace
bulky
businesslike
calculable
calm
calm down
captive
catch
catenated
ceaseless
certain
changeless
chattering
circling
civilized
coeternal
compose
concatenated
confirmed
connected
conquest
consistent
consonant
constant
continual
continued
continuing
continuous
controlled
cool
coolheaded
coquette
correspondent
counterbalance
cradle
customer
cyclic
cyclical
date
dateless
dense
dependable
devoted
dignified
diligent
direct
dispassionate
dogged
down-to-earth
dulcify
dull
durable
ease
endless
enduring
epochal
equable
equal
eternal
eterne
even
even out
even-tempered
ever-being
ever-durable
ever-during
everlasting
everliving
every other
fail-safe
faithful
faithworthy
fast
featureless
fiducial
firm
firm as Gibraltar
firm up
firmly
fixed
flame
flat
flinty
flirt
formal
freeze
frequenter
gal
gapless
gentle
guaranteed
guy
habitual
habitue
hard
harmless
harmonious
hold
hold fast
homogeneous
honey
hush
immediate
immemorial
immobilize
immovable
immutable
impassive
imperturbable
in equilibrium
in hand
inalterable
inamorata
inamorato
incessant
indefatigable
indestructible
indomitable
industrious
inexcitable
infinite
inflexible
inirritable
insistent
interminable
intermittent
invariable
inveterate
invincible
invulnerable
isochronal
joined
jointless
keep
ladylove
lasting
level
level-headed
liege
linked
long-standing
lover
loyal
lull
machine gun
man
marble-constant
massive
measured
mechanical
methodic
methodical
metronomic
mollify
monolithic
monotonous
nail down
nerveless
never-ceasing
never-ending
never-failing
never-tiring
nonstop
nonterminating
nonterminous
normal
obstinate
of a piece
olamic
ordered
orderly
oscillat
stead
y state
aplomb
balance
balanced personality
ceaselessness
complex variable
consecutiveness
constancy
constant flow
continualness
continuity
continuousness
cool
endlessness
equilibrium
fastness
featurelessness
firmness
fullness
gaplessness
homeostasis
imperturbability
incessancy
invariability
jointlessness
manipulated variable
monotony
nerve
plenitude
process variable
reliability
rootedness
sang-froid
seamlessness
secureness
security
simple variable
smoothness
solidity
soundness
stability
stable equilibrium
stable state
stead
fastness
stead
iness
stead
y nerves
substantiality
successiveness
transient state
unbrokenness
undeflectability
undifferentiation
uniformity
unintermittedness
uninterruptedness
uninterruption
unrelievedness
unshakable nerves
unshakableness
variable
stead Definition
Stead
(
n.
)
Place,
or
spot,
in
general.
Stead
(
n.
)
Place
or
room
which
another
had,
has,
or
might
have.
Stead
(
n.
)
A
frame
on
which
a
bed
is
laid
Stead
(
n.
)
A
farmhouse
and
offices.
Stead
(
v.
t.)
To
help
Stead
(
v.
t.)
To
fill
place
of.
stead Bedeutung
stead
position
place
lieu
the
post
or
function
properly
or
customarily
occupied
or
served
by
another,
can
you
go
in
my
stead
?,
took
his
place,
in
lieu
of
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