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stone
/stoʊn/
noun
Taş; sert katı metalik olmayan mineral madde
Hard solid non-metallic mineral matter; a piece of rock.
- She picked up a smooth stone from the beach.
- The castle was built of stone.
- He threw a stone into the pond.
- Archaeologists uncovered tools fashioned from stone that provided insight into the technological capabilities of early human societies.
- The construction of monumental architecture required transporting massive blocks of stone across considerable distances using primitive methods.
- Geologists study the mineral composition of stone formations to reconstruct the environmental conditions of ancient epochs.
noun
Bazı meyvelerdeki sert çekirdek
A hard seed or pit in certain fruits, such as peaches or cherries.
- Remove the stone from the peach before eating.
- Cherry stones can be a choking hazard.
noun
14 pound'a eşit İngiliz ağırlık birimi
A British unit of weight equal to 14 pounds (about 6.35 kg).
- He weighs about 12 stone.
- She lost two stone last year.
verb
Taşlamak; taş atmak
To throw stones at someone or something; to pelt with stones.
- In some countries, people were stoned for certain crimes.
- Angry protesters stoned the building.
verb
Meyvenin çekirdeğini çıkarmak
To remove the stone or pit from a fruit.
- Stone the cherries before adding them to the cake.
- You need to stone the olives first.
adjective
Taştan yapılmış
Made of stone material.
- They built a stone wall around the garden.
- The stone floor was cold underfoot.