stunts

English - Turkish

Definition of stunts in English Turkish dictionary

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stunt

{i} marifet

stunt

{i} tehlikeli iş

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akrobasi

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gelişmesini önlemek

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engellemek

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hüner

Bu aktör kendi hünerlerini yapar. - This actor does his own stunts.

stunt

beceri gerektiren iş

stunt

ustalık

stunt

{f} büyümesine engel ol

stunt

Dublör

stunt

Hüner gösterisi yapmak

stunt

Büyümede duraklama

stunt

büyümesine engel ol(mak)

stunt

Bodur hayvan veya bitki

stunt

Maharet gerektiren iş

stunt

numara

stunt

akrobatik uçuş gösterisi

stunt

büyümesini önlemek

stunt

{i} (para/reklam için yapılan) dikkat çekici gösteri/faaliyet

stunt

gösteri

stunt

{i} hüner gösterisi

stunt

gelişmesini engellemek

stunt

{i} akrobatik uçuş

stunt

{f} akrobatik uçuş yapmak

stunt

(Tıp) Büyümemiş kimse, bodur

stunt

{f} -in büyümesini/gelişmesini önlemek

stunt

{i} gösteri uçuşu

stunt

engelle

stunt

{f} büyümesine engel olmak

stunt

bodur bırakmak

stunt

{f} dikkat çekici reklam yapmak

stunt

beceri

English - English

Definition of stunts in English English dictionary

plural of , stunt

third-person singular of stunt

Related Terms

stunt

To check or hinder the growth or development of

The politician timed his announcement to stunt any surge in the polls his opponent might gain from the convention.

stunt

A daring or dangerous feat, often involving the display of gymnastic skills

stunt

To show off; to posture

I don't like his style, and he always stuntin'. — Hussein Fatal, I Don't Like That (rap song).

sweeps stunts

plural form of sweeps stunt

stunt

{v} to hinder from or stop in the growth

stunt

To hinder from growing to the natural size; to prevent the growth of; to stint, to dwarf; as, to stunt a child; to stunt a plant

stunt

A stunt is any action that is later described as crazy by one or more people witnessing or hearing about it Such as "Holy cow, that's such a crazy stunt, I would never jump off of that!"

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a difficult or unusual or dangerous feat; usually done to gain attention a creature (especially a whale) that has been prevented from attaining full growth perform a stunt or stunts check the growth or development of; "You will stunt your growth by building all these muscles

stunt

A check in growth; also, that which has been checked in growth; a stunted animal or thing

stunt

a difficult or unusual or dangerous feat; usually done to gain attention

stunt

{f} perform a stunt; impede the growth or development of, dwarf, retard

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A stunt is something interesting that is done in order to attract attention and get publicity for the person or company responsible for it. In a bold promotional stunt for the movie, he smashed his car into a passing truck

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when a person put a person into the air or on top of one another Any skill or feat involving mounting, a pyramid, or toss Usually does not refer to jumps or tumbling

stunt

A programming maneuver that moves a show from its usual time slot to a more advantageous slot or multiple time periods in order to boost ratings or introduce a new program It also refers to unusual or sensational programming designed to grab attention during sweeps periods See hammock and double pumping

stunt

{i} daring feat, exploit, act requiring great strength or skill; something that is done to attract attention

stunt

An unusual charge by the offensive linemen, sometimes in concert with the linebackers, in which they loop around each other during the charge instead of charging straight ahead

stunt

a creature (especially a whale) that has been prevented from attaining full growth

stunt

perform a stunt or stunts

stunt

a tactic used by defensive linemen in which they switch sides in an attempt to get past the blockers

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Specifically: A whale two years old, which, having been weaned, is lean, and yields but little blubber

stunt

check the growth or development of; "You will stunt your growth by building all these muscles"

stunt

A stunt is a dangerous and exciting piece of action in a film. Sean Connery insisted on living dangerously for his new film by performing his own stunts

stunt

(TV usage) Stacking a series or a number of thematically-related programs in a specific time period as a special programming event (See also: Blockfeed, Strip)

stunt

A maneuver by two defensive linemen in which they alter their course to the quarterback, hoping to confuse the offensive linemen and maximize their strengths In most stunts, one defensive lineman sacrifices himself in hopes of his teammate either going unblocked or gaining a physical advantage in his pursuit For example, a defensive end could slant inside while the defensive tackle drops and circles around the end

stunt

A feat hard to perform; an act which is striking for the skill, strength, or the like, required to do it; a feat

stunt

If something stunts the growth or development of a person or thing, it prevents it from growing or developing as much as it should. The heart condition had stunted his growth a bit High interest rates have stunted economic growth. + stunted stunt·ed Damage may result in stunted growth and sometimes death of the plant. to stop something or someone from growing to their full size or developing properly

stunt

To check the growth or development of

stunt

A move or arrangement of moves which are dangerous and do not involve weaponry e g A fall down some steps, a jump from a great height Not the fight directors job

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When a defensive lineman moves into a position that would normally be filled by another defensive lineman It is done to the confuse the offense

stunt

Usually in conjunction with a slogh A defensive player, in order to facilitate the slough, will guard their own player and, if the ball is passed to the offensive player bieng sloughed on, will make a movement to the player with the ball in order to apply some pressure

Turkish pronunciation

stʌnts

Pronunciation

/ˈstənts/ /ˈstʌnts/

Etymology

[ 'st&nt ] (transitive verb.) 1659. English dialect stunt stubborn, stunted, abrupt, probably of Scandinavian origin; akin to Old Norse stuttr scant; more at STINT.