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English	German
stone's throw	Steinwurf {m}
stone's throw [fig.]	Katzensprung {m} [fig.]
stoneseed pinyon [Pinus cembroides, syn.: P. discolor, P. lagunae, P. orizabensis, P. remota]	Mexikanische Nusskiefer {f}
stoneseed pinyon [Pinus cembroides, syn.: P. discolor, P. lagunae, P. orizabensis, P. remota]	Mexikanische Pinyon-Kiefer {f}
stonesetter	Edelsteinfasser {n}
stonesetting [gemstones]	Fassen {n} [Edelsteine]
stoneside [Heterotis niloticus] [African bonytongue]	Afrikanischer Knochenzüngler {m}
stoneside [Heterotis niloticus] [African bonytongue]	Westafrikanischer Knochenzüngler {m}
stone-still	wie versteinert
stone-still	regungslos
stone-throwing	Steinewerfen {n}
stone-throwing demonstrator	Steinewerfer {m} [Demonstrant]
stone-throwing demonstrators	Steinewerfer {pl} [Demonstranten]
stone-tiled	steingefliest
stonewall	Steinmauer {f}
Stonewall [Roland Emmerich]	Stonewall
stonewall penalty	glasklarer Elfmeter {m}
Stonewall riots	Stonewall-Unruhen {pl}
stone-walled	mit einer Steinmauer umgeben
stonewaller [esp. Br.]	Obstruktionspolitiker {m}
stone-walling {sg}	Ausflüchte {pl}
stonewalling [also fig.]	Mauern {n} [auch fig.] [ugs.]
stonewalling [coll.]	Blockadepolitik {f}
stonewalling [fig.]	Weigerung {f} zu kommunizieren
stoneware	Irdenware {f}
stoneware	Steingut {n}
stoneware	Steinzeug {n}
stoneware bottle	Steinzeugflasche {f}
stoneware factory	Steingutfabrik {f}
stoneware glaze	Steinzeugglasur {f}
stoneware jug	Tonkrug {m}
stoneware jug	Steingutkrug {m}
stoneware pitcher	Tonkrug {m}
stoneware pot	Steintopf {m}
Stone-Weierstrass theorem [also: theorem of Stone and Weierstrass, theorem of Stone-Weierstrass]	Satz {m} von Stone-Weierstraß
stonework	Mauerwerk {n}
stoneworts [genus Chara] [algae]	Armleuchteralgen {pl}
stong walapa [Hoplerythrinus unitaeniatus]	Gestreifter Raubsalmler {m}
stonily	mit steinerner Miene [fig.]
stonily	starr
stonily	steinig
stonily	felsig
stoniness	Härte {f}
stoniness	steinige Beschaffenheit {f}
stoniness	Steinigkeit {f}
stoning	steinigend
stoning	Steinigen {n}
stoning sentence	Steinigungsstrafe {f}
stoning sentence	Steinigung {f}
stonings	Steinigungen {pl}
stonk [coll.] [bombardment by artillery]	Artilleriebombardement {n}
stonker [sl.] [Br.] [erect penis]	Steifer {m} [vulg.] [erigierter Penis]
stonkered [drunk] [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.]	sturzbetrunken [ugs.]
stonkered [useless] [Aus.] [NZ] [coll.]	sinnlos [zwecklos]
stonking [Br.] [coll.]	irre gut [ugs.] [veraltend]
stony	steinig
stony	gefühllos
stony	wie versteinert
stony	steinern
stony	felsig
stony	steinartig
stony [coll.] [Br.]	völlig pleite
stony [full of stones]	voller Steine [nachgestellt]
stony [glance etc.]	hart [Blick etc.]
stony beach	Steinstrand {m}
stony broke [Br.] [coll.]	völlig pleite [ugs.]
stony corals [Scleractinia]	Steinkorallen {pl}
stony desert	Steinwüste {f}
stony ground	steiniger Boden {m}
stony sea urchin [Paracentrotus lividus, syn.: Echinus lithophagus, E. lividus, E. purpureus, E. vulgaris, Microcordyla asteriae, Strongylocentrotus lividus, Toxocidaris livida]	Steinseeigel {m}
stony shore	Steinküste {f}
stony silence	eisiges Schweigen {n}
stony soil	Steinboden {m}
stony soil	steiniger Boden {m} [Erde]
stony sponge [Petrosia ficiformis, syn.: P. (Petrosia) ficiformis, P. dura, Reniera compacta, Schmidtia dura, S. ficiformis]	Steinschwamm {m}
stony-faced	mit sehr ernster Miene [nachgestellt]
stony-faced	mit versteinertem Gesicht [nachgestellt]
stony-faced [expressionless]	mit steinerner Miene [ausdruckslos, emotionslos]
stood	gestanden
stood about	herumgestanden
stood at attention	strammgestanden
stood back	zurückgestanden
stood by [supported]	beigesprungen
stood firm	festgestanden
stood firm	standgehalten
stood open	offengestanden
stood still	stehengeblieben
stood still	stillgestanden
stood there	dagestanden
stood together	zusammengestanden
stood-up [attr.] [coll.] [e.g. girlfriend]	versetzt [z. B. Freundin] [ugs.]
Stoogatz! [Italian-American sl.] [also: stoo gatz, stugatz, stugots, stugotz, etc.] [Forget it!]	Scheiß drauf! [vulg.]
stooge	Handlanger {m}
stooge	Stichwortgeber {m}
stooge [acting as a front man]	Strohmann {m}
stooges	Strohmänner {pl}
stooges	Handlanger {pl}
stook	Kornmandl {n} [österr.]
stook [Br.]	Hocke {f} [nordd.]
stook [esp. Br.]	Puppe {f} [Flachsgarbe, Getreidegarbe] [regional]
« stom — ston — ston — ston — ston — ston — stoo — Stop — stop — stop — stop »

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