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(stɔːntʃ) Word forms: comparative stauncher, superlative staunchest, 3rd person singular presenttense staunches, present participle staunching, past tense, past participle staunched1. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun]A staunch supporter or believer is very loyal to a person, organization, or set of beliefs, and supports them strongly. He's a staunch supporter of controls on government spending. Synonyms: loyal, faithful, stalwart, sure More Synonyms of staunch staunchly adverb He was staunchly opposed to a public confession. 2. verbTo staunch the flow of something means to stop it. [formal] The government claims this is the only way to staunch the flow of illegal drugs intothe country. [VERB noun] Efforts to staunch the spill of crude oil from a tanker off the north coast of Scotlandare being held up by gale force winds. [VERB noun] Synonyms: stop, stay, check, arrest More Synonyms of staunch 3. verbTo staunch a wound, or to staunch the blood from a wound, means to stop the wound from bleeding. [formal] Tom tried to staunch the blood with his handkerchief. [VERB noun] staunch in British English 1 (stɔːntʃ) adjective1. loyal, firm, and dependable a staunch supporter 2. solid or substantial in construction 3. rare (of a ship, etc) watertight; seaworthy Derived forms staunchly (ˈstaunchly) adverb staunchness (ˈstaunchness) noun Word origin C15: (originally: watertight): from Old French estanche, from estanchier to stanch1staunch in British English 2 (stɔːntʃ) verb, noun a variant spelling of stanch1 staunch in American English (stɔntʃ; stɑntʃ) verb transitive1. to stop or check (the flow of blood or of tears, etc.) from (a wound, opening, etc.) 2. a. to stop or lessen (the flow or drain of funds, resources, etc.) b. to stop up or close off (a source of draining or leakage) verb intransitive4. to cease flowing or draining out or away adjective5. watertight; seaworthy a staunch ship 6. firm; steadfast; loyal a staunch supporter 7. strong; solidly made; substantial Also stanch SIMILAR WORDS: ˈfaithful ▶ USAGE: For the adj., staunch is now the prevailing form in the U.S.; for the v., usage is about evenly divided between staunch and stanch Derived forms staunchly (ˈstaunchly) adverb staunchness (ˈstaunchness) noun Word origin ME stanchen < OFr estanchier < VL * stanticare, to bring to a stop < L stans: see stance Examples of 'staunch' in a sentencestaunch In other languagesstaunch British English: staunch ADJECTIVE A staunch supporter or believer is very loyal to a person, organization, or set of beliefs, and supports them strongly. He's a staunch supporter of controls on government spending. - American English: staunch
- Brazilian Portuguese: fiel
- Chinese: 坚定的
- European Spanish: incondicional
- French: loyal
- German: treu
- Italian: fedele
- Japanese: 忠実な
- Korean: 충실한
- European Portuguese: fiel
- Latin American Spanish: incondicional
Chinese translation of 'staunch' adj - [supporter, ally]
坚(堅)定的 (jiāndìng de)
vt ( frm) - [flow]
阻止 (zǔzhǐ) - [blood, wound]
使止住 (shǐ zhǐzhù)
Definition strong and loyal He's a staunch supporter of controls on government spending. Definition to stop the flow of (blood) from someone's body The pilot managed to staunch the fuel leak using tape. Additional synonymsDefinition to slow or stop the development of The new rules could arrest the development of good research. Synonyms stop, end, hold, limit, check, block, slow, delay, halt, stall, stay, interrupt, suppress, restrain, hamper, inhibit, hinder, obstruct, retard, impedeDefinition to slow the growth or progress of Today's meeting must focus on checking the spread of violence. Synonyms stop, control, limit, arrest, delay, halt, curb, bar, restrain, inhibit, rein, thwart, hinder, repress, obstruct, retard, impede, bridle, stem the flow of, nip in the bud, put a spoke in someone's wheel Definition faithful She couldn't bear the thought of losing her constant companion. Synonyms faithful, true, devoted, loyal, stalwart, staunch, dependable, trustworthy, trusty, steadfast, unfailing, tried-and-true Additional synonymsDefinition to block up (a river) by a dam The reservoir was formed by damming the River Blith. Synonyms block up, block, hold in, restrict, check, confine, choke, hold back, barricade, obstructDefinition reliable and trustworthy He was a good friend and a dependable companion. Synonyms reliable, sure, responsible, steady, faithful, staunch, reputable, trustworthy, trusty, go-to, unfailingDefinition consistently reliable A dog is the most faithful creature you'll ever meet.I remained faithful to my family. Synonyms loyal, true, committed, constant, attached, devoted, dedicated, reliable, staunch, truthful, dependable, trusty, steadfast, unwavering, true-blue, immovable, unswervingDefinition having determination or strength He held a firm belief in the afterlife. Synonyms determined, true, settled, fixed, resolved, strict, definite, set on, adamant, stalwart, staunch, resolute, inflexible, steadfast, unyielding, unwavering, immovable, unflinching, unswerving, unbending, obdurate, unshakeable, unalterable, unshaken, unfalteringDefinition to come to a stop or bring (someone or something) to a stop Striking workers halted production at the auto plant yesterday. Synonyms hold back, end, check, block, arrest, stem, curb, terminate, obstruct, staunch, cut short, impede, bring to an end, stem the flow, nip in the bud Definition unwilling to change one's opinions or beliefs On one issue, however, she was immovable. Synonyms inflexible, adamant, resolute, steadfast, constant, unyielding, unwavering, impassive, obdurate, unshakable, unchangeable, unshaken, stony-hearted, unimpressionable Definition to block or seal (a hole or gap) with a plug Crews are working to plug a major oil leak. Synonyms seal, close, stop, fill, cover, block, stuff, pack, cork, choke, stopper, bung, stop up, stopple Definition able to be trusted She was efficient and reliable. Synonyms dependable, trustworthy, honest, responsible, sure, sound, true, certain, regular, stable, faithful, predictable, upright, staunch, reputable, trusty, unfailing, tried and true Definition firm in purpose or belief a decisive and resolute international leader Synonyms determined, set, firm, dogged, fixed, constant, bold, relentless, stubborn, stalwart, staunch, persevering, inflexible, purposeful, tenacious, undaunted, strong-willed, steadfast, obstinate, unwavering, immovable, unflinching, unbending, unshakable, unshakenDefinition showing good judgment or reasoning They are trained nutritionists who can give sound advice on diets. Synonyms sensible, wise, reasonable, right, true, responsible, correct, proper, reliable, valid, orthodox, rational, logical, prudent, trustworthy, well-founded, level-headed, right-thinking, well-grounded, grounded Additional synonymsDefinition loyal and reliable a stalwart supporter of the colonial government Synonyms loyal, faithful, staunch, strong, firm, true, constant, resolute, dependable, steadfast, true-blue, tried and true Definition to continue or remain in a place, position, or condition Hundreds of people defied army orders to stay at home. Synonyms remain, continue to be, linger, stand, stop, wait, settle, delay, halt, pause, hover, abide, hang around (informal), reside, stay put, bide, loiter, hang in the air, tarry, put down roots, establish yourself Definition dedicated and unwavering a steadfast friend Synonyms loyal, faithful, stalwart, staunch, constant, steady, dedicated, reliable, persevering, dependableDefinition to stop or hinder the spread of (something) He was still conscious, trying to stem the bleeding with his right hand. Synonyms stop, hold back, staunch, stay (archaic), check, contain, dam, curb, restrain, bring to a standstill, stanch Definition strong and sturdy a great stout fellow, big in brawn and bone Synonyms strong, strapping, muscular, tough, substantial, athletic, hardy, robust, vigorous, sturdy, stalwart, husky (informal), hulking, beefy (informal), lusty, brawny, thickset, able-bodiedDefinition committed or fervent The Deputy Prime Minister is a strong supporter of the plan. Synonyms staunch, firm, earnest, keen, dedicated, fierce, ardent, eager, loyal, enthusiastic, passionate, fervent, steadfastDefinition reliable or accurate a sure sign of rain Synonyms reliable, accurate, dependable, effective, precise, honest, unmistakable, undoubted, undeniable, trustworthy, never-failing, trusty, foolproof, infallible, indisputable, sure-fire (informal), unerring, well-proven, unfailing, tried and true Definition faithful and loyal He was always true to his wife. Synonyms faithful, loyal, devoted, dedicated, firm, fast, constant, pure, steady, reliable, upright, sincere, honourable, honest, staunch, trustworthy, trusty, dutiful, true-blue, unswervingDefinition staunchly loyal He is true-blue when it comes to football. Synonyms staunch, confirmed, constant, devoted, dedicated, loyal, faithful, orthodox, uncompromising, trusty, unwavering, dyed-in-the-woolDefinition (of a person) honest, reliable, or dependable He is a trustworthy, level-headed teacher. Synonyms dependable, responsible, principled, mature, sensible, reliable, ethical, upright, true, honourable, honest, staunch, righteous, reputable, truthful, trusty, steadfast, level-headed, to be trusted Additional synonymsDefinition faithful or reliable a trusty member of the crew Synonyms reliable, dependable, trustworthy, responsible, solid, strong, firm, true, steady, faithful, straightforward, upright, honest, staunch |