What is "stall" in English? Definition and Explanations

Meaning of "stall": a compartment in a stable where a single animal is confined and fed

Noun

Pronunciation in US: /stɔl/

Pronunciation in UK: /stɔːl/

Meaning of "stall": postpone doing what one should be doing

Verb

Pronunciation in US: /stɔl/

Pronunciation in UK: /stɔːl/

Meaning of "stall": small area set off by walls for special use

Noun

Pronunciation in US: /stɔl/

Pronunciation in UK: /stɔːl/

Meaning of "stall": come to a stop

Verb

Pronunciation in US: /stɔl/

Pronunciation in UK: /stɔːl/

Meaning of "stall": a booth where articles are displayed for sale

Noun

Pronunciation in US: /stɔl/

Pronunciation in UK: /stɔːl/

Meaning of "stall": deliberately delay an event or action

Verb

Pronunciation in US: /stɔl/

Pronunciation in UK: /stɔːl/

Meaning of "stall": a malfunction in the flight of an aircraft in which there is a sudden loss of lift that results in a downward plunge

Noun

Pronunciation in US: /stɔl/

Pronunciation in UK: /stɔːl/

Meaning of "stall": put into, or keep in, a stall

Verb

Pronunciation in US: /stɔl/

Pronunciation in UK: /stɔːl/

Meaning of "stall": seating in the forward part of the main level of a theater

Noun

Pronunciation in US: /stɔl/

Pronunciation in UK: /stɔːl/

Meaning of "stall": experience a stall in flight, of airplanes

Verb

Pronunciation in US: /stɔl/

Pronunciation in UK: /stɔːl/

Meaning of "stall": small individual study area in a library

Noun

Pronunciation in US: /stɔl/

Pronunciation in UK: /stɔːl/

Meaning of "stall": cause an airplane to go into a stall

Verb

Pronunciation in US: /stɔl/

Pronunciation in UK: /stɔːl/

Meaning of "stall": a tactic used to mislead or delay

Noun

Pronunciation in US: /stɔl/

Pronunciation in UK: /stɔːl/

Meaning of "stall": cause an engine to stop

Verb

Pronunciation in US: /stɔl/

Pronunciation in UK: /stɔːl/

Synonyms:

hinder, slow, halt, stop, stay, suspend, put off, interrupt, postpone, hamper, filibuster, fence, temporize, die, equivocate, tarry, stonewall, prevaricate, arrest, brake, stand, hedge, still, check, quibble, shut down, avoid the issue, beat around the bush, hold off, not move, play for time, slow down, stand off, stand still, drag ones feet, take ones time,

Antonyms:

aid, assist, permit, carry out, expedite, release, further, advance, allow, encourage, forward, help, promote, push, continue, go, do, face, meet,