stocken
to falter, to hesitate, to stall
English translations
- 01
to get stuck
- 02
to falter
Word details
- German meaning
- Stocken bedeutet, ins Zögern geraten, unterbrochen werden oder nicht mehr flüssig ablaufen.
- English meaning
- to falter, to stall
- Synonym
- unterbrechen, stagnieren
- German example
- Beim Vortrag stockte ihm plötzlich die Stimme.
- English example
- During the presentation, his voice suddenly faltered.
- Auxiliary Verb
- haben
- Present
- ich stocke du stockst er/sie/es ich stockt wir stocken ihr stocket sie stocken
- Past Participle
- ich habe gestockt du hast gestockt er/sie/es hat gestockt wir haben gestockt ihr habt gestockt sie haben gestockt
- Past
- ich stockte du stocktest er/sie/es stockte wir stockten ihr stocktet sie stockten
Related words
- Stockente
Mallard
- aufstocken
To replenish
- ins Stocken geraten
To stall
- verstocken
To become or be stubborn and inflexible.
- nachfinanzieren
To refinance means to provide additional financial resources for a project or venture after the original funding is insufficient.
- stagnieren
Stagnate
- stotterig
Stuttering means that someone stutters when speaking, i.e., has difficulty speaking fluently.
- Wildente
Wild duck
- Hausente
Domestic duck
- stottrig
Stuttering
- hapern
To falter, to malfunction
- koagulieren
Coagulate
- Brautente
A bride is a woman who is about to get married or is in the process of getting married.
- gelieren
to gel, to congeal
- leerlaufen
To idle
- stottern
To stutter
- stammeln
Stammer
- Friedensprozess
Peace process
- Grundrente
The basic pension is a government benefit that benefits pensioners with low incomes to supplement their pension.
Example sentences with “stocken”
Sein Atem stockte. (His breath hitched/stalled.)
Frequently asked questions
Can 'stocken' be used for business?
Yes, 'die Produktion stockt' means production has stalled.