stere

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  1. noun A unit of volume equal to one cubic meter.

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  • Vehicle features: 213 l v6,4 door car, power windows, power door locks, tilt wheel, remote keyless entry, remote trunk release, cruise control, steering wheel stereo controls, steering wheel-leather wrapped, security system, engine immobilizer / vehicle anti-theft system, am / fm stere —  We Blog A Lot
  • PONTOON, 2004 Voyager Sport / Cruise, 20 ', 2005 90 h.p. Mercury outboard, ski bar, live well, custom cover, AM / FM / CD stere
  • PONTOON, 2004 Voyager Sport / Cruise, 20 ', 2005 90 h.p. Mercury outboard, ski bar, live well, custom cover, AM / FM / CD stere miniature SCHNAUZER PUPPIES, APRI, all is done, groomed, home raised, black and salt and pepper.
  • PONTOON, 2004 Voyager Sport / Cruise, 20 ', 2005 90 h.p. Mercury outboard, ski bar, live well, custom cover, AM / FM / CD stere transmissions: one 5-speed standard, one automatic.
  • Vehicle features: 214 l v6,4 door car, power windows, power door locks, tilt wheel, remote keyless entry, remote trunk release, cruise control, steering wheel stereo controls, steering wheel-leather wrapped, security system, engine immobilizer / vehicle anti-theft system, am / fm stere —  We Blog A Lot
 

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  1. French stère, from Greek stereos, solid, hard; see ster-1 in Indo-European roots.

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  1. = French stère, from Greek στερεός, solid, cubic; prob. from √ sta as in ίστάναι, stand.
 

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/stɛr/
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