Definition of stoke - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
fuel additionadd fuel to a fire or furnace
- He stoked the fireplace to keep the room warm..
2.
emotional encouragementencourage or intensify a feeling or behavior
- The coach stoked the team's enthusiasm before the game.
Expressions with stoke
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add fuel to a fire or furnace
He stoked up the fireplace to keep the house warm..
Origin of stoke
Old English, stoc (place)
Examples of stoke in a sentence
The engineer stoked the boiler. His words stoked their fears. The leader stoked public anger with his speech.
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- French:alimenter, stimuler, ...
- German:schüren, entfachen, ...
- Italian:alimentare, stimolare, ...
- Spanish:alimentar, estimular, ...
- Portuguese:alimentar, incentivar, ...
- Chinese:添加燃料, 激发, ...
- Japanese:燃料をくべる, かき立てる, ...
- Arabic:أَجَّج, أَذْكَى, ...
- Hebrew:לִלְבוֹת, לְלַבּוֹת, ...
- Russian:подбрасывать топливо, подогревать, ...
- Ukrainian:підкидати дрова, підбадьорювати, ...
- Hindi:ईंधन डालना, बढ़ाना, ...
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