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stunted

/ˈstʌntɪd/

stuntedadjective

more stunted

Comp.

most stunted

Super.

/ˈstʌntɪd/

Translations

замедленный

The plant's growth was stunted due to lack of sunlight.

Рост растения был замедленный из-за недостатка солнечного света.

недоразвитый

The child had stunted development because of malnutrition.

У ребенка было недоразвитое развитие из-за недоедания.

Definitions

Having been prevented from growing or developing properly.

The stunted trees in the forest were a result of poor soil conditions.

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stuntedpast participle

/ˈstʌntɪd/

Definitions

Hindered in normal growth, size, or development.

Because of the drought, many crops remained stunted throughout the season.

Synonyms

stuntverb

stunted

Past Simple

stunted

Past Simple

stunted

Past Participle

stunting

Gerund

/stʌnt/

Translations

ограничивать

The harsh conditions can stunt the growth of the plants.

Суровые условия могут ограничивать рост растений.

останавливать

The injury stunted his athletic career.

Травма остановила его спортивную карьеру.

Additional translations

эффектно исполнять

Definitions

To prevent from growing or developing properly.

The harsh climate can stunt the growth of many plants.

To perform a dangerous or spectacular action, often as part of a performance.

The daredevil will stunt on his motorcycle during the show.

Synonyms

stuntnoun

Definitions

A performance or act that is intended to attract attention or entertain, often involving a dangerous or daring feat.

The movie was filled with thrilling stunts that kept the audience on the edge of their seats.

A trick or action performed to gain publicity or attention.

The company's latest marketing stunt involved a flash mob in the city center.

stuntadjective

Definitions

Relating to or involving stunts; used before a noun to indicate association with dangerous or spectacular acts.

She works as a stunt driver on major Hollywood productions.