stirring
/ˈstəːrɪŋ/
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stir - ring -> stirring
၁။ (က) ~ sth (with sth) မွှေသည်။ I've put sugar in your tea but I haven't stirred it. ❍ Stir continuously until the mixture thickens. (ခ) ~ sth into sth ;~ sth in မွှေသည်။ ခေါက်သည်။ Stir the dried fruit into the flour mixture. ❍ Stir in enough milk to form a soft dough.
၂။ မွှေသည်။ မွှေ့သည်။ ထသည်။ ။ A gentle breeze stirred the leaves. ❍ Not a leaf was stirring (ie There was no wind to move the leaves). ❍ No one stirs in this house before eight o'clock. ❍ It's time to stir yourself and get to work.
၃။ ~ sb (to sth) လှုံ့ဆော်သည်။ a story that stirs the imagination ❍ She was stirred to anger by the injustice of it all.
၄။ နိုးကြွလာသည်။ နိုးကြားသည်။ A sense of longing began to stir in him. ❍ There is a new optimism in the country—things are stirring.
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၁။ [C] မွှေခြင်း။ Give the rice a stir.
၂။ [sing] ဂယက် ရိုက်ခြင်း။ အုတ်အော်သောင်းတင်း။ ဥက္ကောဋေယျ။ Her resignation caused quite a stir.
❏ stir the blood [IDM ] စိတ်လှုပ်ရှားစေသည်။ music that really stirs the blood.
❏ stir-fry v (pt, pp -fried ) ဆီပူထိုးသည်။ ကြော်သည်။
n ဆီပူထိုး။ …ကြော်။
❏ stirrer /'stɜ:rǝ(r)/n (infml derog ) ခလောက်ဆန်သူ။
❏ stirring / 'stɜ:rÇŋ / adj လွန်စွာစိတ်လှုပ်ရှား ထိခိုက်စေသော။ a stirring TV drama.
n ~ (of sth) နိဒါန်းပျိုးခြင်း။ အစပျိုးခြင်း။ the first faint stirrings of revolution.
❏ stir one's stumps [IDM ] (dated Brit infml ) ပိုမို ခြေ သွက်လာသည်။
❏ stir sb up [PHRV ] လှုံ့ဆော်သည်။ သွေးထိုးသည်။ stir up peasants to revolt.
❏ stir sth up [PHRV]
၁။ လှုံ့ဆော်သည်။ မြှောက်ပေးသည်။ ဂြိုဟ်မွှေသည်။ stir up trouble/ unrest/ discontent.
၂။ မွှေနှောက်သည်။ stir up the mud at the bottom of the pond.
- Stir the sauce gently over a low heat.
- [stir well/thoroughly] : Add the cream and stir thoroughly.
- [stir anger/hatred/fears] : This murder has stirred a lot of ill feeling in the community.
- The latest economic figures have stirred fears of growing inflation.
- [stir hopes/excitement/interest] : Approaching elections have stirred hopes of reform.
- Seeing George again stirred old memories in me.
- A faint memory stirred in my mind.
- A feeling of excitement stirred in her.
- The white curtains stirred gently in the summer breeze.
- Around 7.30 am, the children begin stirring sleepily.
- She didn’t stir from her house for three days.
- Stop stirring!
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