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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

full stop SOST ingl brit

1. full stop (in punctuation):

2. full stop (impasse):

3. full stop (halt):

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
I'm not going, full stop! ingl brit
full stop ingl brit
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I. stop [ingl brit stɒp, ingl am stɑp] SOST

1. stop (gen):

stop AVIAZ, NAUT
to make an overnight stop AVIAZ, NAUT
to be at a stop traffic, production:
to come to a stop vehicle, work, progress:
I'll soon put a stop to that! attr button, lever, signal

2. stop (stopping place):

3. stop (punctuation mark):

4. stop (device):

5. stop MUS (on organ):

6. stop FOTO (aperture):

7. stop FON:

II. stop <part pres stopping; pret, part perf stopped> [ingl brit stɒp, ingl am stɑp] VB vb trans

1. stop (cease) person:

stop work, activity

2. stop (bring to a halt):

stop (completely) person, mechanism: person, vehicle, process, match, trial
stop strike, power cut: activity, production
stop (temporarily) person, rain: process, match, trial
stop strike, power cut: activity, production
to stop a bullet, to stop one colloq
to stop a bullet, to stop one colloq

3. stop (prevent):

stop war, publication
stop event, ceremony
stop person

4. stop (refuse to provide):

stop (definitively) grant, allowance
stop payments, deliveries, subscription
stop gas, electricity, water
stop (suspend) grant, payment, subscription, gas
to stop £50 out of sb's pay ingl brit

5. stop (plug):

stop gap, hole, bottle

6. stop MUS:

stop string
stop hole

III. stop <part pres stopping; pret, part perf stopped> [ingl brit stɒp, ingl am stɑp] VB vb intr

1. stop (come to a standstill, halt):

stop person, vehicle, clock, machine, heart:

2. stop (cease):

stop person, discussion, bleeding, breathing:
stop pain, worry, enjoyment, battle:
stop noise, music, rain:

3. stop ingl brit (stay):

stop colloq

IV. stop <part pres stopping; pret, part perf stopped> [ingl brit stɒp, ingl am stɑp] VB vb rifl

V. stop [ingl brit stɒp, ingl am stɑp]

frapper un grand coup (to do pour faire)

I. full [ingl brit fʊl, ingl am fʊl] AGG

1. full (completely filled):

full box, glass, room, cupboard
full hotel, flight, car park
full theatre
full to overflowing room, suitcase
full of ideas, life, energy, surprises

2. full (sated):

full, a. full up stomach
I'm full colloq

3. full (busy):

full day, week

4. full (complete):

full pack of cards, set of teeth
full name, breakfast, story, details
full price, control
full responsibility
full support
full understanding, awareness
full inquiry, investigation

5. full (officially recognized):

full member, partner
full right

6. full (maximum):

full employment, bloom, power
to make full use of sth, to use sth to full advantage opportunity, situation
to get full marks ingl brit

7. full (for emphasis):

full hour, kilo, month

8. full (rounded):

full cheeks, face
full lips
full figure
full skirt, sleeve

9. full ASTRON:

full moon

10. full (rich):

full flavour, tone

II. full [ingl brit fʊl, ingl am fʊl] AVV

1. full (directly):

2. full (very):

3. full (to the maximum):

III. in full AVV

IV. full [ingl brit fʊl, ingl am fʊl]

nel dizionario PONS

full stop SOST

1. full stop ingl Aus, ingl brit (punctuation mark):

2. full stop (halt):

nel dizionario PONS
full stop ingl brit
nel dizionario PONS

I. stop [stɒp, ingl am stɑ:p] SOST

1. stop (break in activity):

to put a stop to sth

2. stop (transport halting place):

3. stop ingl brit LING (short for full stop):

stop in a telegram

4. stop MUS (knob on an organ):

jeu m

II. stop <- ping, -ped> [stɒp, ingl am stɑ:p] VB vb trans

1. stop (make cease):

stop bleeding, leak
to stop sb (from) doing sth

2. stop (refuse payment):

stop payment, production
to stop (payment on ingl am) a check

3. stop (switch off):

stop mechanism, tape recorder

4. stop (block):

stop ball, punch
stop gap, hole
stop one's ears

III. stop <- ping, -ped> [stɒp, ingl am stɑ:p] VB vb intr

1. stop (halt, cease):

2. stop ingl brit (stay):

I. full <-er, -est> [fʊl] AGG

1. full ( empty):

full person
full room
full disk
paqueté franc can

2. full (no spaces left):

full list, hotel

3. full (complete):

full text
full day
full explanation
full member
full professor
to be full of sth

4. full (maximum):

to be in full cry after sb/sth

5. full (rounded):

full face, cheeks
full lips
full figure
full skirt

locuzioni:

to be full of beans ingl am
to be full of beans ingl brit

II. full [fʊl] AVV

III. full [fʊl] SOST

Voce OpenDict

stop VB

nel dizionario PONS
nel dizionario PONS

I. full <-er, -est> [fʊl] AGG

1. full ( empty):

full person
full room
full disk

2. full (no spaces left):

full list, hotel

3. full (complete):

full text
full day
full explanation
full member
full professor
to be full of sth

4. full (maximum):

5. full (rounded):

full face, cheeks
full lips
full figure
full skirt

locuzioni:

II. full [fʊl] AVV

III. full [fʊl] SOST

I. stop [stap] SOST

1. stop (break in activity):

to put a stop to sth

2. stop (halting place):

3. stop LING (period):

stop in telegram

4. stop MUS (on organ):

jeu m

II. stop <-pp-> [stap] VB vb trans

1. stop (put halt to):

stop bleeding, leak
to stop sb from doing sth

2. stop (refuse payment):

stop payment, production

3. stop (turn off):

stop mechanism, tape recorder

4. stop (block):

stop ball, punch
stop gap, hole
stop one's ears

III. stop <-pp-> [stap] VB vb intr (halt, cease)

Present
Istop
youstop
he/she/itstops
westop
youstop
theystop
Past
Istopped
youstopped
he/she/itstopped
westopped
youstopped
theystopped
Present Perfect
Ihavestopped
youhavestopped
he/she/ithasstopped
wehavestopped
youhavestopped
theyhavestopped
Past Perfect
Ihadstopped
youhadstopped
he/she/ithadstopped
wehadstopped
youhadstopped
theyhadstopped

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