گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'stake'

1 عمومی:: میخ‌چوبی‌

2 عمومی:: شرط‌

3 عمومی:: ستون‌ چوبی‌ یا سنگی‌ تزئینی‌

4 عمومی:: گرو

5 :: سهم

1 general:: stake sb to sth US to provide someone with a particular thing or with what they need to get it • The governor has promised to stake the city's homeless to what they need for a fresh start.

2 general:: stake somewhere/sth out [ M ] 1. to mark the limits of an area or a piece of land with wooden sticks in order to claim ownership of it

3 general:: stake somewhere/sth out [ M ] 2. to show other people that you claim ownership, control or use of a particular area in a physical way, for example by putting personal things there • Each gang in the city has staked out its territory and defends it from other gangs. • They arrived early for the concert and staked out a place at the front of the queue.

4 general:: In addition to the idioms beginning with STAKE, Also see AT STAKE; BURN AT THE STAKE; HAVE A STAKE IN; PULL UP STAKES.

5 general:: noun interest: He had a stake in our business. noun risks: The stakes are high in this business.

6 general:: stake sth out [ M ] MAKE CLEAR 2. to establish or make clear your opinion or position on something • Two of the president's chief advisors have staked out opposite positions on this issue. • New software companies are going to find it hard staking out a position in an already crowded market.

7 general:: stake sth on sth to risk harming or losing something important if an action, decision or situation does not have the result you want or expect • I think she'll be head of this company in five year's time - I'd stake my reputation on it.

8 general::   noun (also stakes) amount that could be won/lost ADJ. big, high | low, small | political VERB + STAKE play for They always play for high stakes. | raise | lower PREP. at ~ The minister will face the enquiry with his reputation at stake. share of a company, etc. ADJ. controlling, large, majority, significant, substantial | minority, small | direct | financial, equity VERB + STAKE have | acquire, buy, take | sell | build up, increase, lift, raise | cut, reduce PREP. ~ in She acquired a four per cent direct stake in the business.

9 general:: stake sth out [ M ] WATCH 1. mainly US informal to watch a place continuously in order to catch criminals or to see a famous person • The police staked out the hotel where the two terrorists were reported to be staying.