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stirring

/ˈstɜː.rɪŋ/

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adjective

/ˈstɜː.rɪŋ/B2formal
  • ruОписывает то, что вызывает сильные положительные эмоции, такие как волнение или вдохновение.

Describes something that causes strong, positive emotions, such as excitement or inspiration.

  1. Emotionally movingB2formal

    Causing strong emotions, excitement, or enthusiasm.

    ruВолнующий

    • The speaker gave a stirring speech about freedom.
    • The film's stirring finale brought the audience to tears.
    • Her stirring performance earned a standing ovation.

    Synonymsemotionalexhilaratinginspiringmovingpowerfulrousingthrillingtouching

    Antonymsbanalboringdulltedioustiresomeuninspiringunmoving

  2. Active or livelyB2formal

    Full of activity, energy, or movement.

    ruОживлённый

    • The market was stirring with early morning shoppers.
    • A stirring breeze rustled the leaves.
    • The city was stirring with preparations for the festival.

    Synonymsactiveanimatedbustlingenergeticlivelymoving

    Antonymscalminactivemotionlessquietstaticstill

Forms
  • more stirring comparative form
  • most stirring superlative form
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noun

/ˈstɜː.rɪŋ/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее действие по перемешиванию или взбалтыванию вещества, а также в переносном смысле — вызывание волнения, эмоций или активности.

A noun referring to the act of mixing or agitating a substance, or a figurative sense of causing excitement, emotion, or activity.

  1. Act of mixingA2formal

    The action of moving a spoon or other implement around in a liquid or mixture to combine ingredients.

    ruПеремешивание

    • Constant stirring prevents the sauce from burning.
    • The recipe requires gentle stirring for five minutes.
    • She gave the soup a quick stirring before serving.

    Synonymsagitationmixingstir

  2. Emotional excitementB2formal

    A feeling of excitement, strong emotion, or activity.

    ruВолнение

    • His speech caused a great stirring among the audience.
    • There was a stirring of hope in the crowd.
    • The news created a stirring of interest in the community.

    Synonymsemotionexcitementfervourpassionrushstirsurgethrill

    Antonymsapathycalmindifferencestillness

Forms
  • stirrings plural form
  • stirrings' possessive plural form
  • stirring's possessive singular form
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verb

stir/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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