stool
BrE /stuːl/ AmE /stuːl/
noun en → es
a small seat without a back or armrest, often used in bathrooms or as a temporary chair
taburete, banco pequeño sin respaldo
Collocations toilet stool
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He sat on a small wooden stool.
Él se sentó en un pequeño taburete de madera.
a medicine that causes you to have diarrhea, used for treating constipation or as a medical test
laxante, medicamento para el estómago
Collocations stool softener
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The doctor prescribed a stool softener.
El médico recetó un suavizante de heces.
a small seat used by artists to sit on while they are painting or drawing, especially when working outdoors
silla para pintar al aire libre
Collocations artist's stool
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She set up her easel and stool on the beach.
Ella instaló su caballete y silla para pintar en la playa.
a person who gives evidence in a court of law, especially one who is not an expert witness and has personal knowledge about the case
testigo en un juicio
Collocations key stool
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The key stool was called to testify.
El testigo clave fue llamado a declarar.
a person who is accused of committing a crime and has to stand in the dock during their trial
acusado en un juicio
Collocations defendant's stool
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The defendant's stool was brought to the dock.
El acusado fue llevado al estrado.
a small seat used by kings or queens when they were crowned, symbolizing their authority and power
trono ceremonial para coronaciones
Collocations coronation stool
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The king was crowned on the ancient coronation stool.
El rey fue coronado en el antiguo trono ceremonial.
a sample of human waste, used for medical testing or analysis
muestra de heces para análisis médicos
Collocations stool sample
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The doctor asked for a stool sample.
El médico pidió una muestra de heces.
a small seat used in scientific experiments, often to support or hold objects during testing
soporte para experimentos científicos
Collocations lab stool
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The lab stool was used to support the equipment.
El soporte de laboratorio se utilizó para sostener el equipo.