Definition of stipulate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
court papersstate a specific requirement in a contract or agreement
- The lease stipulated a $500 security deposit.
Adjective
plantTECH. having small leaf-like parts at the base of a leafTECH.
- The stipulate leaves of the plant were easy to identify.
Origin of stipulate
Latin, stipula (straw) + -ate (verb suffix)
Examples of stipulate in a sentence
Their agreement stipulates exactly how profits will be shared between partners. The botanist noted the stipulate feature of the specimen. Gardeners prefer stipulate plants for their unique appearance.
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- French:stipuler, stipulé, ...
- German:festlegen, stipulat, ...
- Italian:stipulare, con stipole, ...
- Spanish:estipular, con estípulas, ...
- Portuguese:estipular, com estípulas, ...
- Chinese:规定, 有托叶的, ...
- Japanese:規定する, 托葉のある, ...
- Arabic:اِشْتَرَطَ, ذو أُذَيْنات, ...
- Hebrew:לְקַבּוֹעַ, בַּעַל לוֹאָיִים, ...
- Russian:оговаривать, прилистниковый, ...
- Ukrainian:обумовити, прилистковий, ...
- Hindi:शर्त रखना, पर्णयुक्त, ...
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