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 | sports (Nordic) walking pole | Nordic-Walking-Stock {m} |  |
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 | sports Nordic walking | Nordic Walking {n} |  |
 | sports pole walking | Nordic Walking {n} |  |
 | sports to do Nordic Walking | Nordic Walking machen |  |
 | sports Nordic walker | Nordic Walker {m} |  |
 | mus. walking bass | Walking Bass {m} |  |
 | film F The Walking Dead [Frank Darabont] | The Walking Dead |  |
 | film F Dead Man Walking [Tim Robbins] | Dead Man Walking - Sein letzter Gang |  |
 | cane [stick for aid in walking or standing] | Stock {m} |  |
 | totally {adv} | stock- [ugs.] |  |
 | geol. stockwork | Stock {m} [Lagerstättenform] |  |
 | sports ski pole | Stock {m} [Schistock] |  |
 | staff [stick, rod] | Stock {m} [Stab] |  |
 | sports stock [Bavarian curling] | Stock {m} [Stockschießen] |  |
 | archi. constr. floor [storey] | Stock {m} [Stockwerk] |  |
 | archi. constr. RealEst. storey [Br.] | Stock {m} [Stockwerk] |  |
 | archi. constr. story [Am.] | Stock {m} [Stockwerk] |  |
 | stave | derber Stock {m} |  |
 | archi. RealEst. first floor [Br.] [Aus.] [NZ] | erster Stock {m} |  |
 | archi. RealEst. second floor [Am.] | erster Stock {m} |  |
 | archi. top floor | oberster Stock {m} |  |
 | sports cross-check [ice hockey] | Stock-Check {m} |  |
 | stick [tree branch] | Stock {m} [eines Baums] |  |
 | hort. stock | Stock {m} [Rosen, Wein] |  |
 | hist. the stocks {pl} [treated as sg. or pl.] [instrument of punishment] | (der) Stock {m} [Fußblock] |  |
 | spec. stocks stock exchange <SE> | Stock Exchange {f} <SE> |  |
 | white stick [white cane for the blind] | weißer Stock {m} [Blindenstock] |  |
 | three flights up | im dritten Stock |  |
 | on the top floor {adv} | im obersten Stock |  |
 | to walk with a stick | am Stock gehen |  |
 | to whittle a stick to a point | einen Stock anspitzen |  |
 | to break a stick | einen Stock durchbrechen |  |
 | to brandish a stick | einen Stock schwingen |  |
 | to wield a stick | einen Stock schwingen |  |
 | to throw off the hump | vom Stock drehen |  |
 | comm. stock | Stock {m} [Bestand an Waren] |  |
 | wooden walking stick | Stock {m} [Gehstock aus Holz] |  |
 | to be worn out | am Stock gehen [fig.] |  |
 | over hedge and ditch {adv} | über Stock und Stein |  |
 | over rough and smooth {adv} | über Stock und Stein |  |
 | second floor hallway [Am.] | Flur {m} im ersten Stock |  |
 | lit. F Prisoner's Base / Out Goes She [UK title] [Rex Stout] | Gast im dritten Stock |  |
 | art F Seated Man with a Cane [Amedeo Modigliani] | Sitzender Mann mit Stock |  |
 | idiom to be knackered [Br.] [coll.] | am Stock gehen [fig.] [ugs.] |  |
 | across country {adv} | über Stock und Stein [Redewendung] |  |
 | to cane sb. | jdn. mit einem Stock verhauen |  |
 | fin. stocks CEE Stock Exchange Group <CEESEG> | CEE Stock Exchange Group {f} <CEESEG> |  |
 | sports hooking [ice hockey] | Haken {n} mit dem Stock [Eishockey] |  |
 | myth. F Stock im Eisen [Viennese legend] | Stock im Eisen [Wiener Sage] |  |
 | dance dancing cane [magic trick] | tanzender Stock {m} [auch: Tanzender Stock] [Zaubertrick] |  |
 | to club sb./sth. | jdn./etw. mit einem Stock prügeln |  |
 | to club sb./sth. | jdn./etw. mit einem Stock schlagen |  |
 | idiom He's as stiff as a poker. | Er ist steif wie ein Stock. |  |
 | idiom We wandered over hill and dale. | Wir wanderten über Stock und Stein. |  |
 | to lean on a stick | sichAkk. auf einen Stock stützen |  |
 | lit. theatre F The Man Who Turned Into A Stick [Kōbō Abe] | Der Mann, der zum Stock wurde |  |
 | stock-keeping unit <SKU> [also: stock keeping unit] [inventory management, supply chain management] | Stock Keeping Unit {f}<SKU> [(eindeutig identifizierbare) Lagereinheit] |  |
 | ramrod straight {adv} [fig.] | als hätte er einen Stock verschluckt [Redewendung] |  |
 | sports pole [e.g. ski pole, slalom pole, (Nordic) walking pole] | Stock {m} [z. B. Schistock, Slalomstock, Nordic-Walking-Stock] |  |
 | comm. new old stock <NOS> | New Old Stock {m} <NOS> [neuwertige Ware aus alten Lagerbeständen] |  |
 | idiom to be worn to a shadow | am Stock gehen [fig.] [ugs.] [ein Schatten seinerselbst / ihrerselbst sein] |  |
 | proverb Give a dog a bad name and hang him. | Man findet schnell einen Stock, wenn man einen Hund schlagen will. |  |
 | proverb Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words / names will never hurt me. | Stock und Stein brechen mein Gebein, doch Worte bringen keine Pein. |  |
 | fin. stocks Financial Times Stock Exchange Index <FTSE> | Financial Times Stock Exchange Index {m} [UK Börsenindizes z. B. FTSE-100] |  |
 | to have a stick up one's ass [sl.] [vulg.] [pej.] [idiom] [be overly formal or humorless] | einen Stock im Arsch haben [ugs.] [vulg.] [pej.] [Redewendung] [übermäßig steif und humorlos sein] |  |
 | completely {adv} | stock- [ugs.] [durch und durch] |  |
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