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stable

/ˈsteɪ.bəl/

Translations

stablenoun

stables

/ˈsteɪ.bəl/

écurieBâtiment destiné aux chevaux ou au bétail.

The farmer built a new stable to house his growing number of horses.

Le fermier a construit une nouvelle écurie pour abriter le nombre croissant de ses chevaux.

Additional translations

écuriePar extension, ensemble des chevaux de course appartenant ou entraînés par la même personne.

écuriePar extension, groupe de personnes placées sous la même direction.

écurieEnsemble des chevaux logés dans une écurie.

Synonyms

barn

shed

outbuilding

stable block

horse barn

stableverb

stabled

Past Simple

stabled

Past Participle

stabling

Gerund

/ˈsteɪ.bəl/

logerS'emploie pour des animaux, surtout les chevaux, dans un contexte d'écurie.

During winter, we stable the horses in the large barn.

Pendant l'hiver, nous logeons les chevaux dans la grande grange.

Additional translations

logerSens passif : être gardé ou hébergé dans une écurie.

Synonyms

put up

put in a stable

keep

stableadjective

stabler

Comp.

stablest

Super.

/ˈsteɪ.bəl/

stable

The economy has been stable for the past few years.

L'économie est restée stable ces dernières années.

Additional translations

d'écurieSe dit de ce qui concerne une écurie ou les chevaux.

Synonyms

Antonyms

stablesnoun

stable

stables

/ˈsteɪ.bəlz/

écuries

The horses were led back to the stables after a long day of riding.

Les chevaux ont été ramenés aux écuries après une longue journée d'équitation.

écurieAu sens figuré, pour un groupe de personnes représentées ou gérées par la même agence.

The agency's stables include some of the most famous actors in Hollywood.

Les écuries de l'agence comptent parmi les acteurs les plus célèbres d'Hollywood.

écuriesPar extension, pour une écurie de course ou un ensemble de chevaux de course.

The trainer's stables have produced several championship-winning horses.

Les écuries de l'entraîneur ont produit plusieurs chevaux champions.

Synonyms

Definitions

stablenoun

A building for the lodging and feeding of horses or other livestock.

The farmer built a new stable to house his growing number of horses.

A group of racehorses owned or trained by the same person.

The trainer's stable won several races this season.

A group of people, typically athletes or performers, under the same management.

The boxing promoter has a stable of talented fighters ready for the upcoming tournament.

The animals, especially horses, kept in a stable, considered as a group.

The stable was restless during the thunderstorm.

stableverb

To put or keep (a horse or other livestock) in a stable.

During winter, we stable the horses in the large barn.

(of a horse or other livestock) To be kept in a stable.

The racehorses stable in the paddock behind the track.

stableadjective

Not likely to change or fail; firmly established.

The economy has been stable for the past few years, with consistent growth and low inflation.

Not easily upset or disturbed; calm and dependable.

She is known for her stable personality, always remaining calm under pressure.

In a state of equilibrium or balance; not likely to tip or fall over.

The table is stable, even with all the heavy books stacked on one side.

Chemically or physically resistant to change, decomposition, or radioactive decay.

The isotope is stable and does not undergo radioactive decay.

Of, relating to, or intended for a stable (a building for horses or livestock).

He bought a stable rug to keep the horse warm during winter.

stablesnoun

A building or set of buildings where horses or other livestock are kept and cared for.

The horses were led back to the stables after a long day of riding.

A group of racehorses owned or trained by the same person or organization.

The trainer's stables have produced several championship-winning horses.

A group of people, typically athletes or performers, who are managed or represented by the same person or organization.

The agency's stables include some of the most famous actors in Hollywood.