stable

stable
1. adjective
1) (steady) stabil

a stable family background — geordnete Familienverhältnisse

2) (resolute) gefestigt [Person, Charakter]
2. noun
Stall, der
3. transitive verb
(put in stable) in den Stall bringen; (keep in stable)

the pony was stabled at a nearby farm — das Pony war im Stall eines nahe gelegenen Bauernhofes untergebracht

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I ['steibl] adjective
(negative unstable)
1) (firm and steady or well-balanced: This chair isn't very stable.) stabil
2) (firmly established and likely to last: a stable government.) stabil
3) ((of a person or his character) unlikely to become unreasonably upset or hysterical: She's the only stable person in the whole family.) gefestigt
4) ((of a substance) not easily decomposed.) resistent
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- stabilise
- stabilization
- stabilisation
II ['steibl] noun
1) (a building in which horses are kept.) der Stall
2) ((in plural) a horse-keeping establishment: He runs the riding stables.) der Rennstall
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sta·ble1
<-r, -st or more \stable, most \stable>
[ˈsteɪbl̩]
adj
1. (firmly fixed) stabil
2. MED condition stabil
3. PSYCH ausgeglichen
4. (steadfast) stabil
\stable job/relationship feste Anstellung/Beziehung
\stable birth rate gleich bleibende Geburtenrate; ECON inflation konstant
\stable currency stabile Währung
5. CHEM stabil
\stable equilibrium stabiles Gleichgewicht
\stable tracer NUCL stabiles Indikatorisotop
sta·ble2
[ˈsteɪbl̩]
I. n
1. (building) Stall m, Box f
2. (business) Rennstall m
3. (horses) Stall m
4. + sing/pl vb (group) Equipe f geh; ADMIN Stab m
\stable of singers Sängertruppe f fam
II. vt
to \stable a horse ein Pferd unterstellen
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I ['steɪbl]
adj (+er)
stabil; ladder, structure also sicher; relationship also, job beständig, dauerhaft; character gefestigt; (PSYCH, MED) condition, blood pressure stabil; weight konstant

mentally stable — ausgeglichen, innerlich gefestigt

II
1. n
(= building) Stall m; (= group of racehorses) (Renn)stall m

riding stables — Reitstall m

to be out of the same stable (fig)aus dem gleichen Stall stammen

to close or shut or lock the stable door after the horse has bolted (prov)den Brunnen erst zudecken, wenn das Kind hineingefallen ist (prov)

2. vt
(= put in stable) in den Stall bringen; (= keep in stable) im Stall halten

he stables his horses with the trainer — seine Pferde stehen im Stall des Trainers

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stable1 [ˈsteıbl]
A s
1. (Pferde- etc) Stall m, pl auch Stallungen pl
2. Stall(bestand) m
3. koll Rennstall m (besonders Pferde, Radrennfahrer)
4. fig Stall m (Mannschaft, Künstlergruppe, Familie etc)
B v/t Pferde etc einstallen
C v/i
1. im Stall stehen (Pferd)
2. pej hausen
stable2 [ˈsteıbl] adj (adv stably)
1. stabil:
a) standfest, -sicher (auch PHYS, TECH)
b) widerstandsfähig, fest
c) (wert)beständig, fest, dauerhaft, haltbar
d) unveränderlich (auch MATH), konstant, gleichbleibend (auch ELEK)
e) CHEM resistent:
stable in water wasserbeständig
f) stationär:
stable equilibrium PHYS stabiles Gleichgewicht
2. WIRTSCH, POL stabil (Währung etc)
3. fig beständig, gefestigt:
(emotionally) stable charakterlich gefestigt;
he is in stable condition sein Zustand ist stabil
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1. adjective
1) (steady) stabil

a stable family background — geordnete Familienverhältnisse

2) (resolute) gefestigt [Person, Charakter]
2. noun
Stall, der
3. transitive verb
(put in stable) in den Stall bringen; (keep in stable)

the pony was stabled at a nearby farm — das Pony war im Stall eines nahe gelegenen Bauernhofes untergebracht

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adj.
dauerhaft adj.
haltbar adj.
stabil adj. n.
Pferdestall m.
Stall ¨-e m.

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