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Meanings of stalls in English

Portuguese
quarteirão
Catalan
estable
Spanish
establo

A farm building for housing horses or other livestock.

quarteirão
Usage of stalls in English
1
If progress stalls, tax reform could lay dormant during 2018's election year.
Reuters
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Former NPA deputy stalls parliament's processes Parliament began working on the process.
The South African
3
Every single ethnic group is represented among the food and craft stalls.
Radio NZ
4
Around the stone market building the stalls are heaped with fresh produce.
The Irish Times
5
The dogs slept in their kennels, and the horses in their stalls.
A Kindergarten Story Book
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Nightly, local hill-tribe traders and others set up stalls along Sisavangvong Road.
The South African
7
Before the beginning of the second act Pierre appeared in the stalls.
War and Peace
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Estate agents say demand is climbing sharply as the sales market stalls.
Reuters
9
I could hear Tom working in the stalls, laying down new straw.
The heretic's daughter: a novel
10
Their stalls spotless, their water bin scrubbed and filled with fresh water.
Gingham bride
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In the stalls everyone began moving about, going out and coming in.
War and Peace
12
There will also be food talks, local food stalls, and live music.
The Irish Times
13
Some latecomers took their seats in the stalls, and the curtain rose.
War and Peace
14
Where am I going to find the stalls for all these animals?
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms
15
Young men make telephone calls at stalls equipped with landlines and stopwatches.
Reuters
16
The Reist stall was one of the prominent stalls of the market.
Amanda: A Daughter of the Mennonites
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South Africa
Common
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Common
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