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stern

Aussprache: [stɜrn]

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Kontext: „personality“

(adjective) when someone is serious and strict. If a teacher is stern, they don't joke around, and they expect you to follow the rules.

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The stern teacher helped the students understand the importance of following directions.

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My friend thought the clown was going to be stern, but he was actually really funny.

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Why did the coach have a stern look on his face during the game?

Kontext: „appearance“

(adjective) when something looks harsh or severe. A stern face might look very serious and not very friendly.

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She had a stern expression, which made everyone take her seriously.

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The sunny day did not have a stern atmosphere; it felt very cheerful instead.

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What does a stern face usually mean in a photo?

Kontext: „parts of a ship“

(noun) the back part of a ship or boat. If you're standing at the stern, you're at the end of the vessel.

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We watched the sunset from the stern of the boat.

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You can't fish from the bow if you really want to be at the stern instead.

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Where is the stern located on a ship?

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