英语词汇“θ111140”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

the world > movement > absence of movement > [verb (intransitive)] > cease to move or become motionless > come to a stand or stop (27)

abideOE

intransitive. To stop; to come to a halt. Frequently in imperative. Obsolete.

atstandc1000

To come to a stand; to stop.

steveneta1225

intransitive. ? To stop.

atstuntc1230

intransitive. To stop, stay, remain.

to make, take, etc., stallc1275

Phrases. to bring to stall: to bring to a stand, to fix, settle. to hold one's stall: to stand firm, keep one's position. to make, take,etc., stall…

stema1300

intransitive ? To stop, delay. Obsolete.

astandc1314

To come to a stand, stop, arrive.

withstanda1325

To come to a stand, halt, stop. Obsolete.

stintc1374

Of a thing: To cease moving, to come to a stop. Obsolete.

arrestc1400

To stop, come to a stand, halt. Obsolete.

stotec1400

intransitive. To stand still, halt, stop.

stayc1440

To cease going forward; to stop, halt; to arrest one's course and stand still. Obsolete (except as in 1b.)

steadc1475

intransitive. To stop, come to a stand. Obsolete.

stop short1530

intransitive. To cease from onward movement, to come to a stand or position of rest. More emphatically to stop dead, stop short (see dead, adv. 1b…

disadvance1610

intransitive. To cease to advance, to stop.

come1611

To move or be brought to a particular physical position. intransitive. To pass from motion to a standing or stationary position. Cf. to come to 3 at…

consist1611

To come to a stand, stop short. Obsolete. rare.

check1635

intransitive (for reflexive). To stop short; to stand at; to wince, take offence (at).

halt1656

intransitive. To make a halt; to make a temporary stoppage in a march or journey. (At first a military term only, but sometimes in later use a…

to bring to1697

intransitive (for reflexive or absol.) Of a ship or her crew: To come to a standstill; transferred to stop, ‘pull up’.

to draw up1767

intransitive. Of a horse or vehicle: to slow down and stop, come to a standstill, to pull up. Also of a rider or driver: to bring a horse or vehicle…

to bring up1769

intransitive. To come to anchor; hence, to come to a stand, to stop, ‘pull up’.

to pull up1781

intransitive. Of a driver, rider, etc.: to bring a horse or vehicle to a halt. Of a vehicle, horse, etc.: to stop, come to a standstill. to pull up to…

to fetch up1838

intransitive for reflexive. To come to a stand; to ‘pull up’; to stop. Also transitive.

to come to a standstill1852

literal and figurative. A state of cessation of movement or activity; a halt, a pause. Chiefly in to come to a standstill, to bring to a standstill…

Subcategories:

— suddenly (1)

— unintentionally (1)

单词	θ111140
释义	the world > movement > absence of movement > [verb (intransitive)] > cease to move or become motionless > come to a stand or stop (27) abideOE intransitive. To stop; to come to a halt. Frequently in imperative. Obsolete. atstandc1000 To come to a stand; to stop. steveneta1225 intransitive. ? To stop. atstuntc1230 intransitive. To stop, stay, remain. to make, take, etc., stallc1275 Phrases. to bring to stall: to bring to a stand, to fix, settle. to hold one's stall: to stand firm, keep one's position. to make, take,etc., stall… stema1300 intransitive ? To stop, delay. Obsolete. astandc1314 To come to a stand, stop, arrive. withstanda1325 To come to a stand, halt, stop. Obsolete. stintc1374 Of a thing: To cease moving, to come to a stop. Obsolete. arrestc1400 To stop, come to a stand, halt. Obsolete. stotec1400 intransitive. To stand still, halt, stop. stayc1440 To cease going forward; to stop, halt; to arrest one's course and stand still. Obsolete (except as in 1b.) steadc1475 intransitive. To stop, come to a stand. Obsolete. stop short1530 intransitive. To cease from onward movement, to come to a stand or position of rest. More emphatically to stop dead, stop short (see dead, adv. 1b… disadvance1610 intransitive. To cease to advance, to stop. come1611 To move or be brought to a particular physical position. intransitive. To pass from motion to a standing or stationary position. Cf. to come to 3 at… consist1611 To come to a stand, stop short. Obsolete. rare. check1635 intransitive (for reflexive). To stop short; to stand at; to wince, take offence (at). halt1656 intransitive. To make a halt; to make a temporary stoppage in a march or journey. (At first a military term only, but sometimes in later use a… to bring to1697 intransitive (for reflexive or absol.) Of a ship or her crew: To come to a standstill; transferred to stop, ‘pull up’. to draw up1767 intransitive. Of a horse or vehicle: to slow down and stop, come to a standstill, to pull up. Also of a rider or driver: to bring a horse or vehicle… to bring up1769 intransitive. To come to anchor; hence, to come to a stand, to stop, ‘pull up’. to pull up1781 intransitive. Of a driver, rider, etc.: to bring a horse or vehicle to a halt. Of a vehicle, horse, etc.: to stop, come to a standstill. to pull up to… to fetch up1838 intransitive for reflexive. To come to a stand; to ‘pull up’; to stop. Also transitive. to come to a standstill1852 literal and figurative. A state of cessation of movement or activity; a halt, a pause. Chiefly in to come to a standstill, to bring to a standstill… Subcategories: — suddenly (1) — unintentionally (1)
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