stabled
past simple and past participle ofstable
stable
verb[T]
uk/ˈsteɪ.bəl/us/ˈsteɪ.bəl/tokeepahorsein a stable
Animal farming - general words
- animal husbandry
- aquaculture
- aquaponics
- bedding
- beekeeping
- dip
- draft
- drove
- grazing
- hand-rear
- hand-reared
- heeler
- herd
- pen
- shearing
- sheep shearing
- sheepdog
- shepherd
- stable
- subtherapeutic
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stabled
In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.
Only after they werestabled, watered and fed were the light-traps set.
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Economies function most effectively in conditions of low andstabledinflation.
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The racehorse wasstablednear to but separately from the farm in question.
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There are unitsstabledat these locations while undergoing a rigorous process to gain acceptance for use on the network.
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These were allstablednext to steam locomotives, with the inevitable maintenance problems that were bound to arise.
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I am not aware of any statutory requirement that horsesstabledovernight should be supervised.
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It had originally been a stable, in which a famous racehorse wasstabledin the 18th century.
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That pony is 18 and not 29 years of age, and except for a month or two has always beenstabledon the surface.
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But if the horses are safelystabledand the licensee has left for lunch, surely a boy or girl of 16 could properly be left in charge.
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Security enhancements are being made where trains arestabled.
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With these engines it takes an even longer period of time for a train that has beenstabledin sidings to get warm than was the case with steam engines.
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I know of one feu in which it is illegal to keep a dung heap on the premises unless that dung has been produced by animalsstabledon the premises.
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They are staffed andstabledby the area health authorities and clearly they can have no independence from those bodies which they are intended to watch.
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The area to the north (now a car-park) was formerly an area of railway sidings, where commuter trains werestabledwhen not in use.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Those horses that must continue to bestabledare normally bedded on paper, or a combination of rubber matting and paper.
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- delicate nature
- delicate negotiation
- delicate operation
- delicate situation
- delicate-situation-matter-point-etc
- delicatessen
- delicate subject
- delicate task
- delicious
- deliciously
- deliciousness
- delight
- delighted
- delightedly
- delightful
- delightful experience
- delightfully
- delight-in
- delighting
- delight in something
- delight in sth
- delight-in-sth
- delights-of
- delimit
- delimitation