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Meanings of stint in English
Usage of stint in English
1
After such a long stint at sea, his first stop is isolation.
2
Our attack upon these enemies must be without stint and without discrimination.
3
Kyl's new stint in the Senate is not likely to last long.
4
His second four-year stint at the central bank officially ends January 31.
5
Tomic had fared badly in his short stint on the reality show.
6
Richard used his stint aboard the ISS to conduct research and experiments.
7
During his long stint in office, Berlusconi never met with foreign investors.
8
No idea, I confessed, perhaps he just fancied a stint in Australia.
9
You had a very brief stint in the conservative opinion magazine world.
10
After a stint as a magician, he enrolled in a computer course.
11
By three in the afternoon he was likely to finish his stint.
12
This first stint, which started after the funeral, lasted about four months.
13
He earned a minus-10 rating during his short stint on the court.
14
Tells about her 1970 stint in Tektite, a US government underwater habitat.
15
Given your stint in Carrie, what do you love about musical theatre?
16
He believes his premature stint at Naturena has not dented his confidence.
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Stint through the time
Stint across language varieties
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
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