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stool
tabouret
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
I. stool [brit. angl. stuːl, am. angl. stul] SAM.
1. stool (furniture):
stool
tabouret m. spol
high/bar/piano stool
2. stool (faeces):
stool
selle ž. spol
3. stool BOT.:
stool
pied m. spol (de plante)
4. stool am. angl. (toilet):
stool
toilettes ž. spol mn.
II. stool [brit. angl. stuːl, am. angl. stul] GLAG. nepreh. glag. pog.
stool
III. stool [brit. angl. stuːl, am. angl. stul]
camping stool SAM. brit. angl.
camping stool
pliant m. spol
camp stool SAM. am. angl.
camp stool
pliant m. spol
close-stool SAM. ZGOD.
close-stool
chaise ž. spol percée
birthing stool SAM. MED.
birthing stool
ducking stool SAM. ZGOD.
ducking stool
folding stool SAM.
folding stool
pliant m. spol
folding stool
siège m. spol pliant
piano stool SAM.
piano stool
tabouret m. spol (de piano)
music stool SAM.
music stool
tabouret m. spol de piano
bar stool SAM.
bar stool
tabouret m. spol de bar
v slovarju PONS
Angleščina
Angleščina
Francoščina
Francoščina
stool [stu:l] SAM.
1. stool (seat):
stool
tabouret m. spol
2. stool mn. MED. (faeces):
stool
selles fpl
fraza:
stool pigeon SAM. am. angl. slabš. pog.
stool pigeon
balance ž. spol
Francoščina
Francoščina
Angleščina
Angleščina
stool
stool
(three-legged) stool
his head hit a stool
v slovarju PONS
Angleščina
Angleščina
Francoščina
Francoščina
stool [stul] SAM.
1. stool (seat):
stool
tabouret m. spol
2. stool MED. (feces):
stool
selles fpl
stool pigeon SAM. slabš. sleng
stool pigeon
balance ž. spol
Francoščina
Francoščina
Angleščina
Angleščina
stool
stool
stool
(three-legged) stool
his head hit a stool
Present
Istool
youstool
he/she/itstools
westool
youstool
theystool
Past
Istooled
youstooled
he/she/itstooled
westooled
youstooled
theystooled
Present Perfect
Ihavestooled
youhavestooled
he/she/ithasstooled
wehavestooled
youhavestooled
theyhavestooled
Past Perfect
Ihadstooled
youhadstooled
he/she/ithadstooled
wehadstooled
youhadstooled
theyhadstooled
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Due to his status as a stool pigeon, he is distrusted by criminals and police officers alike.
en.wikipedia.org
He was asked to spy on fellow officers and become a "stukatch", or stool pigeon.
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Lee's previous stool pigeon's cover was blown and was attacked, leading him paranoid and driven from his wife and home.
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No, she was a (expletive) stool pigeon.
www.thestar.com
But the authors remind us of more established names for the activity, including stool pigeon, snitch, informer, canary, turncoat and weasel which are far from flattering.
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