stool

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stool
[stuːl]
sustantivo
1banqueta (f) (seat); taburete (m) (with short legs)
  • to fall between two stools (sentido figurado) -> quedarse nadando entre dos aguas
  • stool pigeon (familiar) -> soplón(ona) (sustantivo masculino o femenino)
2heces (f pl) (medicina) (feces)

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stool [stul]
sustantivo
1Banquillo sin respaldo; taburete, escabel.
2Tarimilla, banqueta.
3Sillico, silleta: y de aquí, cámara, excremento, evacuación de vientre: (comúnmente en plural).
4Planta madre; vástago acodado.
5Señuelo o añagaza (para atraer las aves).
  • Stool-pigeon -> 1. cimbel, cimillo. 2. persona empleada para embacuar a otras.
  • Close-stool, night-stool -> sillico para excrementos
  • To go to stool -> hacer del cuerpo, ir a la secreta
  • Foot-stool -> escabel, tarimilla para poner los pies
V. FOOTSTOOL.

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stool [stuːl]
noun
1 (seat) taburete; (m) escabel; (m) (folding) silla de tijera; (f)
to fall between two stools quedarse sin lo uno y sin lo otro; quedarse nadando entre dos aguas y no llegar a ningún lado
if you reject that job and then don't get offered the other one you'll have fallen between two stools
2 (Med) (faeces) deposición; (f)
3 (Bot) planta madre; (f)
modifier
stool pigeon (informal) (n) (informer) chivatoachivata;a chivata (informal) (m) (f) soplónonasoplona;ona soplona (informal) (m) (f) (decoy) señuelo; (m)

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Verb Conjugation for "stool"

Imperative
  • stool
  • you stool
  • he/she stools
  • we stool
  • you stool
  • they stool
Preterite
  • I stooled
  • you stooled
  • he/she stooled
  • we stooled
  • you stooled
  • they stooled
Present Continuous
  • I am stooling
  • you are stooling
  • he/she is stooling
  • we are stooling
  • you are stooling
  • they are stooling
Present Perfect
  • I have stooled
  • you have stooled
  • he/she has stooled
  • we have stooled
  • you have stooled
  • they have stooled
Past Continuous
  • I was stooling
  • you were stooling
  • he/she was stooling
  • we were stooling
  • you were stooling
  • they were stooling
Past Perfect
  • I had stooled
  • you had stooled
  • he/she had stooled
  • we had stooled
  • you had stooled
  • they had stooled
Future
  • I will stool
  • you will stool
  • he/she will stool
  • we will stool
  • you will stool
  • they will stool
Future Perfect
  • I will have stooled
  • you will have stooled
  • he/she will have stooled
  • we will have stooled
  • you will have stooled
  • they will have stooled
Future Continuous
  • I will be stooling
  • you will be stooling
  • he/she will be stooling
  • we will be stooling
  • you will be stooling
  • they will be stooling
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been stooling
  • you have been stooling
  • he/she has been stooling
  • we have been stooling
  • you have been stooling
  • they have been stooling
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been stooling
  • you will have been stooling
  • he/she will have been stooling
  • we will have been stooling
  • you will have been stooling
  • they will have been stooling
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been stooling
  • you had been stooling
  • he/she had been stooling
  • we had been stooling
  • you had been stooling
  • they had been stooling
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