How to pronounce “stilt” in English

or stilted efforts to create competition within the power generation industry.

I call it the stilt walker.

and houses built on stilts by the Indigenous Gayo people in Indonesia.

He speaks in a stilted, very jarring English.

Houses on stilts.

on tall stilts, which is another way to do that.

that are built on stilts.

The beef and Stilton pie, actually, is a very classic English dish.

So if they build it up on stilts, the snow can blow and pass right through it.

But it cannot be built up on stilts.

often read in quite a stilted way.

artificial and and and um stilted uh

It supposedly tastes like a really strong Stilton.

And it sounds kind of stilted.

So all the buildings were on stilts.

original name um high heels meaning men on stilt or people on stilts not you

With both the chevron bracing to channel forces to the stilts and the tuned mass damper to reduce sway, LeMessurier was convinced

But you notice the building is built up on stilts.

So the kids in Cambodia would see houses on stilts, and the kids in Nepal would see yaks and mountains and things

We were carrying-- on this one we did stiltings.

So I need these other actors to stand on stilts, wear gray pajamas, with weird head gear.

light commestables the light fluffy ones so port and Stilton might also be you know upper middle class taste but

Young jugglers, fire breathers and stilt walkers were taking over the cities.

But unlike an ordinary structure, the stilts wouldn't be at the corners.

So there are times when it's appropriate to come out there with stilts and drums and trombones and all these types of things.

And then we had a guy who came up on those spring stilts and he did the most consecutive back flips on stilts.

These chevrons would transfer the forces to the middle of each face and down to the stilts.

LeMessurier went through the calculations with the student to reassure him the stilts were in the right place.

For example, they might say that you must pair port wine with Stilton cheese.

On the East Coast, they build houses on the beach up on stilts because they don't want sand to cover them up or decay the foundation.

And in order to get dressed in them, they are put on a ladder and stilts are put on their arms and their legs.

But at any rate, the contemporary architect who designed the Clinton Library put it up on stilts and made it long and narrow.

But this is one of only two places I know in the city that has houses on stilts.

I've got to set them in a pose that I think starts out a little stilted, but then they turn it into something that's a lot more comfortable.

A group of young street artists called themselves Le Club des Talons Hauts, which means the High Heels Club, because they were all stilt-walkers.

LeMessurier agreed that could work, but why not notch two, three, or even all four corners, essentially constructing the skyscraper on stilts.

So every eight stories, half of the gravity load would be forced through the chevrons to the midface columns, leading down to the stilts.

And some of them, they come out, at first, and they're very stilted, and they're like, oh, yes.

Female #3: You know and then there's some books where you're reading them and really the character naturally fills out and you learn things that you know doesn't feel stilted

And, so, and that’s how I actually sold it, to people like Samantha and Willem, I said, “How would you like to wear gray pajamas on stilts with head gear and be in 120 degree

“Thark Camp” Andrew Stanton: Where we taught the actors that were going to play Tharks, how to walk on stilts, how to work with MoCap, how we were going to shoot specific things and functions

When we moved from Tarzana, I built a coop for them that was on stilts with a little ramp for them to go into.

It can be like learning a new conversation, a new language; it's stilted,