stump Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung

Stummel, verblueffen	stump
Stumpf	stump
verblüffen	stump
Stelzfuß m (Pferdekrankheit)	stump foot
Baumstumpf m	(tree) stump
Stummel m Stummeln pl	stump stumps
Stumpf m Stümpfe pl	stump stumps
Wahlreden	stump speeches
im Wahlkampf pol.	on the stump Am.
jdn. aus der Fassung bringen	to throw (stump) sb.
Sehnervenstumpf m anat.	stump of the optic nerve
Beinstumpf m med. Beinstümpfe pl	stump of the leg stumps of the leg
in die Tasche greifen; blechen; brandeln Bayr. Ös. ugs. v (für etw.) (zahlen)	to stump up Br. coll. (for sth.) (pay)
in die Tasche greifen; blechen; brandeln Bayr. Ös. coll. v (für etw.) (zahlen)	to stump up coll. Br. (for sth.) (pay)
verblüffen verblüffend verblüfft verblüfft verblüffte	to stump stumping stumped stumps stumped
Baumstumpf m; Stumpf m Baumstümpfe pl; Stümpfe pl	stump (of a tree); stub (of a tree) stumps; stubs
jdn. aus der Fassung bringen leicht aus der Fassung geraten	to throw (stump) sb.; to ruffle sb. to be easily ruffled
Rodemaschine f (Forstwesen) agr. Rodemaschinen pl	stump grubber; stump puller (forestry) stump grubbers; stump pullers
Streckenpfeiler m min. Streckenpfeiler pl	roadway pillar; chain pillar; entry stump roadway pillars; chain pillars; entry stumps
Sticken n textil. Hochsticken n Reliefsticken n	embroidery (art of sewing patterns onto cloth) stump work embroidery raised embroidery

Wurzelstockfräse f; Wurzelfräse f; Baumstumpffräse f agr. Wurzelstockfräsen pl; Wurzelfräsen pl; Baumstumpffräsen pl	root grinder; stump grinder; stump and root grinder root grinders; stump grinders; stump and root grinders
eine Summe für etw. hinblättern; berappen; blechen ugs.; löhnen ugs.; abdrücken ugs.; brandeln Bayr. Ös. ugs. v	to shell out; to fork over out; to cough up; to stump up Br.; to pony up Am.; to plunk down Am. coll. a sum for sth.
eine Summe für etw. hinblättern; berappen; blechen ugs.; löhnen ugs.; abdrücken ugs.; brandeln Bayr. Ös. ugs.	to shell out; to fork over out; to cough up; to stump up Br.; to pony up Am.; to plunk down Am. coll. a sum for sth.
Blauzungenskinke pl; Blauzungen pl (Tiliqua) (zoologische Gattung) zool. Tannenzapfenskink m; Tannenzapfenechse f; Stutzechse f (Tiliqua rugosa)	blue-tongued skinks; blue-tongued lizards; blue-tongues (zoological genus) stump-tailed skink; pinecone lizard; shingleback Austr.; bobtail Austr.
Stickarbeit f; Stickerei f textil. Stickarbeiten pl; Stickereien pl Applikationsstickerei f Hochstickerei f Reliefstickerei f	piece of embroidery; embroidery pieces of embroidery; embroideries appliqué embroidery stump work embroidery; stump work raised embroidery; raised work
einen Gegenstand gewaltsam von einem anderen lösen v jds. Finger vom Griff lösen den Deckel mit einem Schraubenzieher aufhebeln aufsprengen einen Baumstumpf aus dem Boden heraushebeln lösen	to prise Br.; to prize Am.; to pry Am. an object from another to prise sb.'s fingers (away) from the handle to use a screwdriver to prise prize pry loose off open the lid to lever; prise Br.; prize Am.; pry Am. a stump out of the ground
Rede f; Ansprache f Fernsehansprache f die Rede des Präsidenten eine Rede halten; eine Ansprache halten (über zu etw.) Begrüßungsrede f; Begrüßungsansprache f Dankesrede f (bei einer Preisverleihung) Nominierungsrede f pol. Tischrede f Wahlrede f pol.	speech; address television address the President's speech; the speech given by the President to give make deliver a speech; to give deliver an address (about on sth.) speech of welcome; welcoming speech; welcoming address acceptance speech (given by sb. receiving an award prize) nominating speech after-dinner speech campaign speech; stump speech Am.
die Einöde f; die Einöd f Bayr. Ös.; die Einschicht f Bayr. Ös.; die Wildnis f; die entlegensten Winkel pl geogr. in den entlegensten Winkeln von Alaska in der Pampa ugs. in der Einöde Einschicht leben	the wilds; the backwoods; the backland(s); the backcountry Am.; the boondocks Am. coll.; the boonies Am. coll.; the tall timber(s) Am. coll.; the backblocks Austr. NZ; the booay NZ; the boohai NZ; black stump country Austr. NZ coll.; the black stump Austr. NZ coll.; the backveld South Africa in the wilds of Alaska in the boonies coll. to live in the wilds
jdn. vor ein Rätsel stellen; jdn. ratlos machen v vor ein Rätsel stellend; ratlos machend vor ein Rätsel gestellt; ratlos gemacht mit seinem Latein seiner Weisheit am Ende sein um etw. verlegen sein Dieses Phänomen stellte uns vor ein Rätsel. Die Ermittler stehen vor einem Rätsel Sein seltsames Benehmen war ihr ein Rätsel. Die Wissenschaftler sind angesichts dieses mysteriösen Virus ratlos. Das Mädchen fand keine Worte.	to stump sb.; to baffle sb.; to mystify sb.; to puzzle sb. stumping; baffling; mystifying; puzzling stumped; baffled; mystified; puzzled to be stumped baffled mystified puzzled to be stumped for sth. This phenomenon had us stumped baffled mystified puzzled. The investigators are stumped baffled mystified. She was stumped baffled mystified by his strange behaviour. Scientists are stumped by this mystery virus. The girl was stumped for words.

Deutsche Stummel verblueffen Synonyme

Stückchen �Stummel

Englische stump Synonyme

stump Thule Ultima Thule addle address afterglow afterimage air brush amaze amble art paper baffle balance balcony balk bamboozle barge barnstorm beat bewilder bit bitter end blast boggle bottom dollar boundary bowl along brave bring up short brush buffalo bundle butt butt end camera lucida camera obscura campaign candle ends canvas canvass cartel catafalque chaff chalk challenge charcoal checkmate chip chip in chug on chunk circumvent clip clipping clump collop confound confront confuse contravene contribute cough up counter counteract countermand counterwork crayon cross crumb cut cutting dais dare dash daze debris defeat defi defy deliver an address destroy detritus discomfit disconcert discountenance discourse dish disrupt dollop donate drag drawing paper drawing pencil drier dumbfound easel electioneer elude emplacement end estrade extreme extremity fag end farthest bound filings fixative floor flounce flummox foil foot footslog fork out fossil fragment frustrate fuddle gallery get give a talk gob gobbet ground halt heliport hippety-hop hitch hobble holdover hop hunk husks hustings jog jog on jolt jump jumping-off place keep in suspense knock the chocks landing landing pad landing stage launching pad lay figure leavings leftovers lick limit limp lumber lump lunge lurch maulstick maze medium mince modicum moiety morsel muddle mystify nib nonplus odds and ends offscourings orts pace paddle paint paintbrush palette palette knife paring parings particle pastel pay out pay up peg pencil perplex piaffe piaffer piece pigments platform plod plod along plug plug along podium point pole prance pulpit puzzle rack rags rasher refuse relics remainder remains remnant residue residuum rest ring doorbells roach roll rostrum rub on rubbish ruin ruins rump sabotag

stumped addled at a loss at a nonplus at a stand at a standstill at an impasse baffled bamboozled beat bewildered buffaloed confounded dazed floored fuddled in a dilemma in suspense licked muddled mystified nonplussed on tenterhooks perplexed puzzled stuck thrown

stumper Chinese puzzle baffling problem brain twister campaigner crossword puzzle crux electioneer enigma enigmatic question floorer jigsaw puzzle knot knotty point mind-boggler mystery nut to crack perplexed question perplexity poser problem puzzle puzzlement puzzler question question mark sixty-four dollar question sticker stump orator stump speaker tough proposition vexed question whistle-stopper why

stumps ankle bayonet legs bowlegs calf cnemis drumstick foreleg gamb gambrel gigot ham hind leg hock jamb knee leg limb podite popliteal space scissor-legs shank shin stems tarsus trotters

stumpy bandy bandy-legged blemished bloated blocky bowlegged cash chubby chunky club-footed couchant crouched debased defaced deformed depressed disfigured dumpy dwarfed fat flat flatfooted grotesque ill-made ill-proportioned ill-shaped knee-high knock-kneed knocked flat laid low low low-built low-hung low-level low-leveled low-lying low-set low-statured malformed marred misbegotten misproportioned misshapen monstrous mutilated neap out of shape pigeon-toed podgy prone pudgy pug pug-nosed pugged rachitic recumbent retrousse rhino rickety rocks runty scratch shekels short simous smash snub-nosed squat squattish squatty stocky stooped stubbed stubby stuff sugar supine swaybacked talipedic thick-bodied thickset truncated tubby turned-up unelevated wampum

stump Definition

Stump
(n.) The part of a tree or plant remaining in the earth after the stem or trunk is cut off

Stump
(n.) The part of a limb or other body remaining after a part is amputated or destroyed

Stump
(n.) The legs

Stump
(n.) One of the three pointed rods stuck in the ground to form a wicket and support the bails.

Stump
(n.) A short, thick roll of leather or paper, cut to a point, or any similar implement, used to rub down the lines of a crayon or pencil drawing, in shading it, or for shading drawings by producing tints and gradations from crayon, etc., in powder.

Stump
(n.) A pin in a tumbler lock which forms an obstruction to throwing the bolt, except when the gates of the tumblers are properly arranged, as by the key

Stump
(v. t.) To cut off a part of

Stump
(v. t.) To strike, as the toes, against a stone or something fixed

Stump
(v. t.) To challenge

Stump
(v. t.) To travel over, delivering speeches for electioneering purposes

Stump
(n.) To put (a batsman) out of play by knocking off the bail, or knocking down the stumps of the wicket he is defending while he is off his allotted ground

Stump
(n.) To bowl down the stumps of, as, of a wicket.

Stump
(v. i.) To walk clumsily, as if on stumps.

Stump-tailed
(a.) Having a short, thick tail.

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dais podium pulpit rostrum ambo stump soapbox	a platform raised above the surrounding level to give prominence to the person on it
spud stump spud	a sharp hand shovel for digging out roots and weeds
stump	(cricket) any of three upright wooden posts that form the wicket
stump	the part of a limb or tooth that remains after the rest is removed
stump speech	political oratory
stump tree stump	the base part of a tree that remains standing after the tree has been felled
stump	remove tree stumps from, stump a field
stump mix up	cause to be perplexed or confounded, This problem stumped her
stump	travel through a district and make political speeches, the candidate stumped the Northeast
stomp stamp stump	walk heavily, The men stomped through the snow in their heavy boots

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