英语词汇“stool”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	stool
释义	Trends of stool View usage for: stool (stuːl) Word forms: plural stools 1. countable noun A stool is a seat with legs but no support for your arms or back. O'Brien sat on a bar stool and leaned his elbows on the counter. 2. See fall between two stools 3. countable noun [usually plural] Stools are the pieces of solid waste matter that are passed out of a person's body through their bowels. [mainly medicine] stool in British English (stuːl) noun 1. a backless seat or footrest consisting of a small flat piece of wood, etc, resting on three or four legs, a pedestal, etc 2. a rootstock or base of a plant, usually a woody plant, from which shoots, etc, are produced 3. a cluster of shoots growing from such a base 4. mainly US a decoy used in hunting 5. waste matter evacuated from the bowels 6. a lavatory seat 7. (in W Africa, esp Ghana) a chief's throne 8. fall between two stools verb (intransitive) 9. (of a plant) to send up shoots from the base of the stem, rootstock, etc 10. to lure wildfowl with a decoy Word origin Old English stōl; related to Old Norse stōll, Gothic stōls, Old High German stuol chair, Greek stulos pillar stool in American English (stul) noun 1. a. a single seat having three or four legs and no back or arms b. footstool 2. the inside ledge at the bottom of a window 3. a toilet, or water closet 4. the fecal matter eliminated in a single bowel movement 5. a. a root or tree stump sending out shoots b. a cluster of such shoots 6. US a. a perch to which a bird is fastened as a decoy for others b. a bird or other object used as a decoy verb intransitive 7. to put out shoots in the form of a stool 8. US, Informal to act as a stool pigeon, or informer Word origin ME < OE stol, akin to Ger stuhl < IE stal- (> OSlav stolū, throne, seat) < base sta-, to stand Image of stool © sagir, shutterstock Examples of 'stool' in a sentence stool He offered a gift of a wooden stool in gratitude. Times, Sunday Times (2007) They make a barge from a bench and two stools. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Books were still kept by clerks on high stools. Times, Sunday Times (2016) What is sometimes needed in life is a ducking stool. Times, Sunday Times (2011) It was built to allow enough room for a single chair and a small stool. Times, Sunday Times (2011) We follow him and take a seat at a tall table with stools. Times, Sunday Times (2013) There is a table and a stool and chair in the painting as well. Times, Sunday Times (2006) She grips her piano stool with excitement. The Sun (2011) For furniture there was only one little stool. Hugh Lofting The Story of Doctor Dolittle (1920) It reminds me of that ducking stool they had for witches. Times, Sunday Times (2012) She set a stool before the chair and the two men eased the older one into the place she had provided. Kathleen E. Woodiwiss THE WOLF AND THE DOVE These wooden stools have four legs. Christianity Today (2000) Villa are caught between two stools. Times, Sunday Times (2016) They forget a fourth leg - if stools can have four legs. Times, Sunday Times (2009) It has a plastic table and stool on a planet mat, surrounded by sockets and loose wires. The Sun (2016) A small stool sample is sent to a lab. The Sun (2012) A basic camp consists of a little wooden milking stool. Times, Sunday Times (2006) He used to own a pub, and sitting on a virtual bar stool spinning yarns suits him fine. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Who designed that bar stool? Times, Sunday Times (2012) I'd sit on the stool at the counter and twirl. Times, Sunday Times (2016) I point out that four bar stools isn't many. Times, Sunday Times (2015) In other languages stool British English: stool /stuːl/ NOUN A stool is a seat with legs but no support for your back or arms. He sat on a stool and leaned on the counter. American English: stool Arabic: كُرْسِيٌّ بِدُونِ ظَهْرٍ أَوْ ذِراعَيْـن Brazilian Portuguese: banquinho Chinese: 凳子 Croatian: stolac Czech: stolička židle Danish: taburet Dutch: kruk zitkruk European Spanish: taburete Finnish: jakkara French: tabouret German: Hocker Greek: σκαμνί Italian: sgabello Japanese: スツール Korean: 걸상 Norwegian: krakk Polish: stołek European Portuguese: banquinho Romanian: scăunel Russian: табурет Latin American Spanish: taburete Swedish: pall Thai: ม้านั่งไม่มีพนัก Turkish: tabure Ukrainian: табурет Vietnamese: ghế đẩu All related terms of 'stool' bar-stool a high backless seat found chiefly in bars , at the serving counter close-stool a wooden stool containing a covered chamber pot cutty stool (formerly, in Scotland ) the church seat on which an unchaste person sat while being harangued by the minister music stool a stool you sit on when playing a musical instrument piano stool a stool on which a pianist sits when playing a piano , esp one whose height is adjustable stool ball a game resembling cricket , still played by girls and women in Sussex , England camping stool a stool which is suitable for use in temporary quarters , on holiday, etc, esp by being portable and easy to set up cucking stool stool in which suspected witches were tested ducking stool a chair or stool used for the punishment of offenders by plunging them into water milking stool a low three-legged stool stool pigeon a living or dummy pigeon used to decoy others birthing stool a stool constructed to allow a woman in labour to give birth in a sitting position stoolball an English country game resembling cricket and played by young women stoolie a living or dummy pigeon used to decoy others stooly a living or dummy pigeon used to decoy others Chinese translation of 'stool' stool (stuːl) n (c) (= chair) 凳子 (dèngzi) (Med, = faeces) 大便 (dàbiàn) (坨, tuó)
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