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TOEFL IELTS BNC: 2769 COCA: 2591
stake¹
/steɪk ||; stek/noun
1 [C] a wooden or metal pole with a point at one end that you push into the ground 柱；桩
2 [C] a part of a company, etc that you own, usually because you have put money into it （投资于公司等的）股本，股份，股权: Foreign investors now have a 20% stake inthe company. 外国投资者目前拥有公司20%的股权。
3 stakes [pl] the things that you might win or lose in a game or in a particular situation 赌注: We play cards for money, but never for very high stakes. 我们玩纸牌赌钱，但从不下大赌注。
at stake in danger of being lost; at risk 胜败攸关；有危险或风险: He thought very carefully about the decision because he knew his future was at stake. 他仔细考虑才决定，因为他知道这关系到他自己的前途。
stake²
/steɪk ||; stek/verb [T] stake sth (on sth) to put your future, etc in danger by doing sth, because you hope that it will bring you a good result 拿…下赌注；以…来押注: He is staking his political reputation on this issue. 他将自己的政治声誉押在这件事上。 stake a/your claim (to sth) to say that you have a right to have sth 声明有（某物的）拥有权 stake sth out
1 to clearly mark an area of land that you are going to use 划出某地区（供使用）
2 to make your position, opinion, etc clear to everyone 向大家阐明（立场、看法等）: In his speech, the President staked out his position on tax reform. 总统在演说中阐明自己对税制改革的立场。
3 to watch a place secretly for a period of time 暗中监视: The police had been staking out the house for months. 几个月来警方一直在监视那所房子。

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