to stop; to halt; to cease

to stop

to stop

to pull up (stop one's vehicle); to park; (of a machine) to stop working; to stall

parking lot; car park

to stop (what one is doing)

to stay somewhere temporarily; to stop over

to have a power failure; power cut

to cease fire; ceasefire

to suspend (sb) from duties

to stop; to halt; to cease

to cease fire; to stop fighting; armistice; truce

mortuary

parking space; parking spot

to halt; to break off; pause (in speech)

to call at; to stop at; berth

to stop work; to shut down; to stop production

to anchor; anchorage; mooring (of a ship)

to stop for a rest

(of a machine) to stop; to shut down; to park a plane; to finish shooting (a TV program etc); to suspend a phone line; (of a prepaid mobile phone) to be out of credit

stagnation; at a standstill; bogged down

morgue

aircraft parking ground; apron; tarmac (at airport)

stuck and not moving forward (idiom); stagnant; in a rut; at a standstill

to stop; to cease

to cease trading (temporarily or permanently); to close down

to stop classes; to close (of school)

to park (a car etc); to moor (a boat etc); to leave sth (in a place)

to stop using; to suspend; to discontinue; to disable

to come to a stand; to stop

(of an aircraft) to be grounded

(of a pendulum) to stop swinging; (of work, production, activities etc) to come to a halt; to be suspended; to be canceled; shutdown; (sports) lockout

to stop production

to suspend salary payments

(of a newspaper, magazine etc) to stop publishing

to shut down; to terminate; to cancel; to go out of business

to keep the body of the deceased (until burial or cremation)

settled; accomplished; ready; Taiwan pr. [ting2 dang4]

to stop updating (content)

to shut down a server; (of a service) to terminate; to stop taking (a medicine)

to cut off the water supply; water outage

to suspend trading (stock market)

bus stop

to stop menstruating (as a result of pregnancy, menopause or medical condition etc)

to stop running (of flight of shipping service); to suspend service (flight, sailing); to interrupt schedule

stopwatch; (sports) to stop the clock

(of food) to retain in stomach due to indigestion (TCM)

(of trains, buses or ferries etc) to stop running (temporarily or permanently)

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