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stir

/stɜːr/

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noun

/stɜːr/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее состояние возбуждения, волнения или суматохи, а также действие по перемешиванию вещества ложкой или другим инструментом.

A noun referring to a state of excitement, disturbance, or commotion, or the act of mixing a substance by moving a spoon or other implement around in it.

  1. Mix or agitationA2formal

    An act of mixing or moving something, especially a liquid, with a circular motion.

    ruПомешивание

    • Give the soup a good stir before serving.
    • She added the sugar and gave it a quick stir.
    • A gentle stir is enough to combine the ingredients.

    Synonymsagitationmixswirlwhisk

  2. Commotion or excitementB1informal

    A state of excitement, disturbance, or public interest.

    ruПереполох

    • His arrival caused quite a stir among the guests.
    • The announcement created a stir in the media.
    • There was a stir of excitement when the band came on stage.

    Synonymsadoagitationbustlecommotiondisturbanceexcitementflurryfussto-douproar

    Antonymscalmpeacequietstillnesstranquility

Forms
  • stirs plural form
  • stirs' possessive plural form
  • stir's possessive singular form
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verb

/stɜːr/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по перемешиванию вещества с помощью ложки или другого инструмента, или для вызова легкого движения или эмоции.

A verb used to indicate the act of mixing a substance by moving a spoon or other implement around in it, or to cause slight movement or emotion.

  1. Mix ingredientsA2formalculinary

    To mix a liquid or other substance by moving an object such as a spoon around in it.

    ruПеремешивать

    • She stirred the soup slowly to avoid splashing.
    • Stir the coffee until the sugar dissolves.
    • He stirred the paint thoroughly before applying it.

    Synonymsbeatblendcombinefoldmixwhisk

  2. B1formal

    To move slightly or begin to move, especially from a resting position.

    ruШевелиться

    • The baby stirred in her sleep.
    • He didn't stir from his chair all evening.
    • A gentle breeze stirred the leaves on the ground.

    Synonymsbudgemoveshifttwitch

    Antonymsrestsettlesleepstill

  3. Arouse emotionB2formal

    To cause a strong feeling or reaction in someone.

    ruВызывать эмоции

    • The speech stirred deep emotions in the audience.
    • Her story stirred a sense of compassion in everyone.
    • The documentary stirred public outrage about the issue.

    Synonymsaffectagitateawakenevokeexcitefireinflameinspiremoveprovokerousestimulatethrilltouch

    Antonymsappeasecalmpacifyquellquietsoothe

Forms
  • stirred past participle
  • stirred past simple
  • stirring present participle
  • stirs third person singular

Phrasal variantsstir up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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