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stove [stəʊv] N

1. stove (heater):

stove
peč f

2. stove (for cooking):

stove esp Am Aus
štedilnik m

ˈgas stove N

Pri·mus® [ˈpraɪməs] N, Pri·mus stove® N

I . stave [steɪv] N

1. stave (musical staff):

stave
notno črtovje n

2. stave (in construction):

stave ladder
klin m
stave barrel
doga f
stave fence
kol m

II . stave [steɪv] VB trans to stave in ⇄ sth

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stave off VB trans to stave off ⇄ sth

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stave poet
palica

Usage examples with stove

to slave over a hot stove hum
ždeti za štedilnikom

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Stove's argument for the negative task was this.
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The workshop also served as an apprentice's bedroom, that is why there is some of his equipment next to the stove.
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The building was heated with a wood stove and lighting was provided by sunlight through the 6 long windows.
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Stoves have been made of a variety of materials.
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There was a physics primer, easel, stove and two blackboards.
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An induction (or any electric) stove will not operate during a power outage.
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Separating a family was called "kamado wo wakeru", or divide the stove.
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The original detached brick kitchen had collapsed and a fuel stove had been installed in the room to the right of the front door.
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As a rough guide, medium heat is the highest setting required on any domestic stove to maintain the pressure level throughout cooking time.
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The stove is usually turned on right before the egg is poured in.
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