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I . stone [stəʊn] SOST

1. stone no pl GEOL:

stone
kamen m

2. stone ARCHIT:

stone

3. stone (piece of rock):

stone
kamen(ček) m

4. stone MED:

stone
kamen m

5. stone (jewel):

stone
stone

6. stone (in fruit):

stone
stone
pečka f

7. stone - ingl brit (14 lbs):

stone

II . stone [stəʊn] AGG attr

stone floor, wall:

stone
stone
stone statue

III . stone [stəʊn] VB vb trans

1. stone (throw stones at):

to stone sb [to death]

2. stone (remove pit):

stone cherries, olives
stone cherries, olives

foun·ˈda·tion stone SOST

ˈkid·ney stone SOST

ˈpav·ing stone SOST esp ingl brit

paving stone

pum·ice [ˈpʌmɪs] SOST, pum·ice stone SOST no pl

ˈstep·ping stone SOST

1. stepping stone (stone):

stepping stone

2. stepping stone fig (intermediate stage):

stepping stone

ˈStone Age SOST the Stone Age

Stone Age

stone-ˈbroke AGG ingl am (stony-broke)

II . stone-ˈcold AVV

stone ˈdeaf AGG

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

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The date stone appeared to have been crudely re-worked with cement applied to certain letters.
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Following a recent health scare, the big man has lost two stone on a clean-living, healthy lifestyle.
www.independent.ie
Some of the building material was reused by Capuchin monks who were granted permission to use the stone for maintaining their monasteries.
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The stone balustrades of the tower gallery are supported by corbelling with modillion cornicing.
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As the bamboo tube fills with water, it clacks against a stone, empties, then fills with water again.
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A stone plaque commemorates the opening of the trail in 1988.
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Still working stone by stone, he filled in the hole and built up a pedestal, topped by a three-quarter ton capstone.
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Or how about nibbling on a cruller on sleek seats next to a flickering stone fireplace?
www.thestar.com
When she tried on engagement rings, it had to be at least a three caret stone -- five would be better.
www.theifp.ca
However, an additional stone, lying flat rather than upright, was discovered after being exposed as a crop mark in the dry weather of 1976.
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