stem
stem
stem
stem
/ˈstɛm/

A(z) „stem” jelentĂ©se Ă©s meghatĂĄrozĂĄsa angolul

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szĂĄr

the main part of a plant that connects the roots to the twigs, leaves, and flowers
stem definition and meaning
Példåk
The gardener trimmed the stem of the rose bush to promote new growth and healthier blooms.
A kertĂ©sz visszavĂĄgta a rĂłzsa bokor szĂĄrĂĄt, hogy elƑsegĂ­tse az Ășj növekedĂ©st Ă©s az egĂ©szsĂ©gesebb virĂĄgokat.
02

(in linguistics) the base form of a word after removing affixes

Példåk
Linguists analyze stems to understand word formation.
03

a long, narrow, or cylindrical part of an object or mechanism

Példåk
The stem of the watch connected the crown to the gears.
04

a type of turn in skiing made by angling one ski outward while the other remains straight

Példåk
Beginners learn the stem before moving to parallel turns.
05

the forwardmost part of a ship or aircraft, forming its leading edge or prow

Példåk
The aircraft 's stem showed minor damage after landing.
06

the hollow shaft of a smoking pipe connecting the bowl to the mouthpiece

Példåk
Smoke curled through the stem as he exhaled.
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lĂĄbak, szĂĄrak

a person's leg, often used playfully or in casual conversation
Slang
Példåk
He kicked the ball with both stems.
MindkĂ©t lĂĄbĂĄval rĂșgta a labdĂĄt.
to stem
01

szĂĄrmazik, ered

to be caused by something
Transitive: to stem from a cause
Példåk
Social inequalities often stem from systemic biases and historical injustices that persist over time.
A tĂĄrsadalmi egyenlƑtlensĂ©gek gyakran szĂĄrmaznak a rendszerszintƱ elƑítĂ©letekbƑl Ă©s a törtĂ©nelmi igazsĂĄgtalansĂĄgokbĂłl, amelyek idƑvel fennmaradnak.
02

megĂĄllĂ­tani, megakadĂĄlyozni

to stop something, particularly something undesirable, from developing or spreading
Transitive: to stem an undesirable action or event
Példåk
The timely intervention of firefighters helped stem the wildfire.
A tƱzoltĂłk idƑben törtĂ©nt beavatkozĂĄsa segĂ­tett megĂĄllĂ­tani az erdƑtĂŒzet.
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megĂĄllĂ­t, gĂĄtol

to restrain, obstruct, or halt the movement or flow of a liquid
Transitive: to stem the flow of a liquid
Példåk
Emergency crews used sandbags to stem the rising floodwaters and protect homes in the low-lying areas.
A mentƑcsapatok homokzsĂĄkokat hasznĂĄltak a növekvƑ ĂĄrvizek megĂĄllĂ­tĂĄsĂĄra Ă©s az alacsonyan fekvƑ terĂŒleteken lĂ©vƑ lakĂłhelyek vĂ©delmĂ©re.
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szĂĄrĂĄt eltĂĄvolĂ­tani, kicsumĂĄzni

to extract or cut away the central supporting structure, typically of fruit or tobacco leaves
Transitive: to stem fruit or tobacco leaves
Példåk
In wine production, grapes are stemmed to separate the juicy berries from the woody stems before the crushing process.
A bortermelĂ©sben a szƑlƑt törzselik, hogy a lĂ©dĂșs bogyĂłkat elvĂĄlasszĂĄk a fĂĄs szĂĄrĂșktĂłl a zĂșzĂĄsi folyamat elƑtt.
STEM
Pronunciation
/ˈstɛm/
/stˈɛm/
01

STEM, a tudomĂĄny

fields of study and careers that focus on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics
Példåk
Many schools offer special programs to encourage students to explore STEM subjects.
Sok iskola kĂŒlönleges programokat kĂ­nĂĄl, hogy ösztönözze a diĂĄkokat a STEM tantĂĄrgyak felfedezĂ©sĂ©re.
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