stable1 [ˈsteɪbl̩] ПРИЛ.
1. stable (not likely to change):
- stable
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2. stable ПСИХОЛ.:
- stable
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racing stable СУЩ.
- racing stable
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As he grew older he was assigned by the slave overseer to tend the plantation's melon patch, and then to work as a stable boy and tobacco drier.
en.wikipedia.org Jim had been a stable boy since he was 14.
www.dailymail.co.uk As a stable boy, it would make sense that his choice would be to warg into a horse since, like dogs, they are docile and are accustomed to his presence.
www.radiotimes.com Later, he became a stable boy, and he developed a passionate interest in horses which was to shape his life.
en.wikipedia.org The king tells his stable boy to house the grey mare next to his own brown horse.
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