English to Samoan Meaning of scotch - scotch

Scotch :

scotch

noun

māsae, foa, tina, tautaulaga, tetega, toʻatūgā, Puleaina lou, anoano

verb

matala, tipi, toe sua ese, faʻaleaga, mata, tipi motu, faalavelaveina, taofia, faatelegese, faʻalavelave, seuseu 'ese, iso, toʻilalo, faataatia ese, pule mai, kolosi ese, faʻaʻuma, teena

Scotch :: scotchScotched :: scotchedScotches :: scotchesScotching :: scotchingScotchs :: scotchs

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Definitions of scotch in English

Noun(1) a slight surface cut (especially a notch that is made to keep a tally(2) whiskey distilled in Scotland; especially whiskey made from malted barley in a pot still
Verb(1) hinder or prevent (the efforts, plans, or desires(2) make a small cut or score into
Adjective(1) of or relating to or characteristic of Scotland or its people or culture or its English dialect or Gaelic language(2) avoiding waste

Examples of scotch in English

(1) The US quickly stepped in to scotch any such plan.(2) Even meditation hasn't managed to scotch his burning desire for fame, glamour and ├ö├ç├┐loads of money├ö├ç├û.(3) Communicate frankly and regularly with your people; scotch wild stories before they get started.(4) He is anxious to continue to represent Laois in the DÔö£├¡il, and tries to scotch the widely held view that he is a shoo-in for a seat.(5) a scotch in his face(6) scotch with your knife the back of the Carp(7) Shortly afterwards, I saw the same man on television pronouncing that the leader's brilliant speech would scotch the conspirators.(8) He scotched all such fears with a breezy and fluent effort.(9) So there was a possibility that Italy could even tilt the balance in the final, but Brazil scotched all hopes with an excellent display.(10) The high command had decided to launch the invasion on the 5th of June, but bad weather had scotched that date.(11) The old charisma is back and all those rumours of flab injections can be scotched once and for all - until the next time.(12) History teaches us that unless these pernicious tendencies are scotched , they grow to become unmanageable monsters later on.(13) Credit rating agency Standard and Poors has scotched claims that the economy has bottomed out and recovery is imminent.(14) Rumours of a publicity ruse have not entirely been scotched .(15) It was because of this settlement that my original article was eventually scotched - there being no further story to write.(16) However, a recent article scotches this by putting the position of UK manufacturing in context.

Related Phrases of scotch

Related Phrases of scotch

Synonyms

Verb

1. put an end to ::

tuu se faaiuga e

2. put a stop to ::

tuu a taofia e

3. nip in the bud ::

nip i le fuga

4. put the lid on ::

tuu le tapuni i

5. ruin ::

malaia

6. wreck ::

e manumalo i osofaiga

7. destroy ::

faaumatia

8. smash ::

tataʻe

9. shatter ::

nuti

10. demolish ::

demolish

11. frustrate ::

faʻalavelave

12. thwart ::

taofia

13. put paid to ::

iee fai le totogi atu i

14. put the kibosh on ::

tuu le kibosh i

15. scupper ::

scupper

16. scuttle ::

scuttle

Noun

17. malt whiskey ::

whiskey malt

18. malt whisky ::

whiskey malt

Adjective

19. economical ::

tau talafeagai

20. frugal ::

ola fuafua lelei

21. sparing ::

faasaoina

Different Forms

scotch, scotched, scotches, scotching, scotchs

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