Stall
01
屋台, スタンド
a stand or a small table or shop with an open front where people sell their goods
例
He set up a small stall to sell handmade jewelry.
The flower stall on the corner always has the best roses.
角にある花の屋台はいつも最高のバラを揃えています。
02
a compartment in a stable for housing and feeding a single animal
例
The horse returned to its stall after the morning ride.
Straw covered the floor of each stall for comfort.
03
a small enclosed area separated by walls or partitions for a specific purpose
例
He rented a stall in the workshop for woodworking.
Stalls in the garage kept the cars organized and protected.
04
an action intended to delay, mislead, or obstruct
例
The negotiator used a stall to buy more time before making a decision.
The team attempted a stall during the debate to avoid answering directly.
05
a small, private study space in a library
例
She reserved a stall in the library to prepare for finals.
Each student had a private stall for focused reading.
06
舞台近くの席, オーケストラ席
the seats that are located near the stage in a theater
Dialect
British
British
例
We bought tickets for the stalls to get a closer view of the play.
劇をより近くで見るためにスタールのチケットを買いました。
The stalls were packed with enthusiastic theatergoers on opening night.
初夜には、ストールは熱狂的な劇場客でいっぱいでした。
07
a sudden loss of lift in an aircraft, causing it to drop or descend abruptly
例
The pilot recovered quickly after the airplane entered a stall.
High angles of attack can trigger a stall in small aircraft.
to stall
例
When asked about the delay, he stalled by talking about unrelated matters.
遅れについて尋ねられたとき、彼は関係のないことについて話すことで引き延ばした。
He stalled during the meeting, hoping the decision would be postponed.
彼は会議中に遅らせた、決定が延期されることを願って。
02
遅らせる, 妨げる
to intentionally delay or prevent someone from proceeding with something
Transitive: to stall sb
例
She stalled him by talking about unrelated topics.
彼女は無関係な話題について話すことで彼を遅らせた。
The politician stalled the voters with vague answers.
政治家は曖昧な回答で有権者を遅らせた。
03
停滞する, 行き詰まる
to cease to make progress or move forward
Intransitive
例
The project stalled when the team ran out of resources.
チームがリソースを使い果たしたとき、プロジェクトは停滞した。
The meeting stalled because no one could agree on the next step.
会議は停滞した、なぜなら誰も次のステップについて合意できなかったから。
04
ストールする, エンジンを止める
to cause a car's engine to stop working
Transitive: to stall an engine or vehicle
例
He stalled the car when he shifted gears too quickly.
彼はギアを早く変えすぎて車をストールさせた。
The driver accidentally stalled the engine while trying to start it on a steep hill.
運転手は急な坂でエンジンをかけようとした際、誤ってエンジンを止めてしまいました。
05
失速させる, 航空機を失速させる
to cause an aircraft to lose lift and begin falling
Transitive: to stall an aircraft
例
The pilot stalled the plane during the practice maneuver.
パイロットは練習操縦中に飛行機を失速させた。
The instructor demonstrated how to stall an aircraft safely in training.
教官は訓練中に航空機を安全に失速させる方法を実演しました。
06
失速する, 揚力を失う
(of an aircraft) to lose lift and begin falling
Intransitive
例
The pilot quickly regained control after the plane began to stall.
パイロットは、飛行機が失速し始めた後、すぐに制御を回復しました。
The aircraft stalled due to a sharp turn at low speed.
航空機は低速での急旋回により失速しました。
07
閉じ込める, 厩に入れる
to place something or someone into a small, enclosed space
Transitive: to stall an animal
例
The farmer stalled the horse in the barn for the night.
農夫は夜のために馬を納屋に閉じ込めた。
They stalled the cows in separate pens to make milking easier.
搾乳を容易にするために、彼らは牛を別々の囲いに入れました。
08
ストールする, 急に止まる
(of a vehicle or engine) to stop suddenly and unexpectedly, especially because of a lack of fuel or mechanical issues
Intransitive
例
Cars often stall when the fuel tank is empty.
燃料タンクが空の時、車はよくストールする。
The engine is stalling because it needs a tune-up.
エンジンがストールしています、チューンアップが必要だからです。
