stall
BrE /stɔːl/ AmE /stɔːl/
verb / noun en → es
past stalled pp stalled ing stalling
to stop working properly, especially because of a lack of fuel or power
quedarse sin gasolina, fallar
- The car stalled at the traffic lights.
Collocations car stall · engine stall
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The car stalled and wouldn't start again.
El coche se quedó sin gasolina y no volvió a arrancar.
a small shop or stand where things are sold, especially in an open-air market
puesto de venta, tendero
- at a stall
Collocations market stall · fruit and vegetable stall
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She sells flowers at a market stall.
Ella vende flores en un puesto de mercado.
to delay or prevent something from happening
retrasar, demorar
- stall a process
Collocations stall negotiations · stall progress
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They tried to stall the meeting until next week.
Intentaron retrasar la reunión hasta la próxima semana.
to feed an animal by hand, especially a horse
alimentar a mano
- stall a horse
Collocations stall a racehorse · stall a thoroughbred
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The jockey staled the horse before the race.
El jinete alimentó al caballo a mano antes de la carrera.