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stalk
UK
/stɔːk/
US
/stɔk/
stalk back
stalk off
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stalk
noun
stalks
pl
UK
/stɔːk/
US
/stɔk/
ножка
The mushroom's stalk was thick and sturdy.
Ножка гриба была толстой и крепкой.
стебель
The stalk of the sunflower was very tall.
Стебель подсолнуха был очень высоким.
черенок
He cut the stalk of the plant to propagate it.
Он срезал черенок растения, чтобы размножить его.
Traductions supplémentaires
стебелек
стебелька
Synonymes
stick
support
rod
stem
trunk
branch
shaft
stalk
verb
stalked
Past Simple
stalked
Past Participle
stalking
Gerund
UK
/stɔːk/
US
/stɑk/
подкрадываться
The cat would stalk silently through the grass.
Кошка подкрадывалась бесшумно через траву.
преследовать
He would often stalk his prey for hours before attacking.
Он часто преследовал свою добычу часами перед атакой.
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Synonymes
track
hunt
chase
follow
trail
pursue
shadow
stalk
adjective
UK
/stɔːk/
US
/stɑk/
Attributive use: modifies another noun to indicate relation to plant stalks (e.g., "stalk celery").
stalk
adjective
Used attributively before another noun, chiefly in plant pathology or botany (e.g., “stalk rot”).
Définitions
stalk
noun
The main stem of a plant, which supports the leaves, flowers, or fruit.
The corn stalks swayed gently in the breeze.
A slender or elongated support or structure, such as the stem of a wine glass.
She held the glass by the stalk to avoid warming the wine with her hand.
An act or instance of stalking; a stealthy pursuit or approach, especially in hunting or surveillance.
At dusk the tiger began its stalk, creeping silently through the long grass.
stalk
verb
To pursue or approach stealthily.
The hunter stalked the deer through the forest.
To follow or observe someone persistently and often secretly.
She felt uneasy knowing someone was stalking her online.
To walk with a stiff, haughty, or angry gait.
He stalked out of the room after the argument.
To be present or spread in a threatening or menacing way.
A sense of unease stalked the abandoned village.
stalk
adjective
Used attributively to describe something consisting of or relating to the stalk of a plant.
Stalk celery is prized for its crunchy texture.
stalk
adjective
Relating to or characteristic of a plant’s stalk; occurring in or affecting the stalk of a plant (used only before another noun).
Farmers worry about stalk rot damaging their corn crop.
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