halt 音标拼音: [h'ɔlt]
n . 停止,立定,休息
vt . 使停止,使立定
vi . 立定,停止,蹒跚,踌躇
停止,立定,休息使停止,使立定立定,停止,蹒跚,踌躇
halt 停止
halt 停 停机
halt adj 1 :
disabled in the feet or legs ; "
a crippled soldier "; "
a game leg " [
synonym : {
crippled }, {
halt }, {
halting }, {
lame },
{
gimpy }, {
game }]
n 1 :
the state of inactivity following an interruption ; "
the negotiations were in arrest "; "
held them in check "; "
during the halt he got some lunch "; "
the momentary stay enabled him to escape the blow "; "
he spent the entire stop in his seat " [
synonym : {
arrest }, {
check }, {
halt }, {
hitch }, {
stay },
{
stop }, {
stoppage }]
2 :
the event of something ending ; "
it came to a stop at the bottom of the hill " [
synonym : {
stop }, {
halt }]
3 :
an interruption or temporary suspension of progress or movement ; "
a halt in the arms race "; "
a nuclear freeze " [
synonym :
{
freeze }, {
halt }]
v 1 :
cause to stop ; "
Halt the engines "; "
Arrest the progress ";
"
halt the presses " [
synonym : {
halt }, {
hold }, {
arrest }]
2 :
come to a halt ,
stop moving ; "
the car stopped "; "
She stopped in front of a store window " [
synonym : {
stop }, {
halt }] [
ant : {
get going }, {
go }, {
start }]
3 :
stop from happening or developing ; "
Block his election ";
"
Halt the process " [
synonym : {
stop }, {
halt }, {
block }, {
kibosh }]
4 :
stop the flow of a liquid ; "
staunch the blood flow "; "
stem the tide " [
synonym : {
stem }, {
stanch }, {
staunch }, {
halt }]
Halt \
Halt \ (
h [
add ]
lt ),
3d pers .
sing .
pres .
of {
Hold },
contraction for holdeth .
[
Obs .] --
Chaucer .
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Halt \
Halt \ (
h [
add ]
lt ),
n . [
Formerly alt ,
It .
alto ,
G .
halt ,
fr .
halten to hold .
See {
Hold }.]
A stop in marching or walking ,
or in any action ;
arrest of progress .
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Without any halt they marched . --
Clarendon .
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[
Lovers ]
soon in passion '
s war contest ,
Yet in their march soon make a halt . --
Davenant .
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Halt \
Halt \,
v .
i . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Halted };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Halting }.]
1 .
To hold one '
s self from proceeding ;
to hold up ;
to cease progress ;
to stop for a longer or shorter period ;
to come to a stop ;
to stand still .
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2 .
To stand in doubt whether to proceed ,
or what to do ;
to hesitate ;
to be uncertain .
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How long halt ye between two opinions ? --
1 Kings xviii .
21 .
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Halt \
Halt \ (
h [
add ]
lt ),
v .
t . (
Mil .)
To cause to cease marching ;
to stop ;
as ,
the general halted his troops for refreshment .
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Halt \
Halt \,
a . [
AS .
healt ;
akin to OS .,
Dan ., &
Sw .
halt ,
Icel .
haltr ,
halltr ,
Goth .
halts ,
OHG .
halz .]
Halting or stopping in walking ;
lame .
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Bring in hither the poor ,
and the maimed ,
and the halt ,
and the blind . --
Luke xiv .
21 .
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Halt \
Halt \,
n .
The act of limping ;
lameness .
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Halt \
Halt \,
v .
i . [
OE .
halten ,
AS .
healtian .
See {
Halt },
a .]
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1 .
To walk lamely ;
to limp .
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2 .
To have an irregular rhythm ;
to be defective .
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The blank verse shall halt for it . --
Shak .
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295 Moby Thesaurus words for "
halt ":
abandon ,
abort ,
afterthought ,
amble ,
arrest ,
arrestation ,
bad ,
barge ,
belay ,
bell ,
bind ,
blind alley ,
block ,
blockage ,
bowl along ,
box ,
brake ,
break ,
breath ,
breather ,
breathing place ,
breathing space ,
breathing spell ,
breathing time ,
bring to ,
bring up ,
bring up short ,
bundle ,
bureaucratic delay ,
calm ,
calm down ,
cancel ,
castrated ,
cease ,
cease fire ,
cessation ,
check ,
checkmate ,
cigarette break ,
close ,
clump ,
cocktail hour ,
coffee break ,
come up short ,
conclude ,
corner ,
cower ,
crippled ,
cul -
de -
sac ,
curb ,
cut it out ,
cut short ,
cutoff ,
dally ,
dam ,
dawdle ,
dead end ,
dead set ,
dead stand ,
dead stop ,
dead -
end street ,
deadlock ,
debarment ,
delay ,
delayage ,
delayed reaction ,
desist ,
detention ,
determent ,
deterrence ,
die down ,
dillydally ,
disabled ,
discontinue ,
discouragement ,
dodder ,
double take ,
downtime ,
drag ,
dragging ,
draw rein ,
draw up ,
drop it ,
dwindle ,
dying down ,
ebb ,
ebbing ,
emasculated ,
end ,
endgame ,
ending ,
enforced respite ,
estoppel ,
extremity ,
falter ,
fetch up ,
final whistle ,
flag ,
flounce ,
foot ,
footslog ,
forbiddance ,
foreclosure ,
forestalling ,
freeze ,
full stop ,
game ,
give ,
give over ,
goof off ,
grinding halt ,
gun ,
halting ,
hamstrung ,
handicapped ,
hang fire ,
hang -
up ,
happy hour ,
haul up ,
have done with ,
haw ,
hem ,
hem and haw ,
hesitate ,
hindrance ,
hippety -
hop ,
hitch ,
hobble ,
hobbling ,
hold ,
holdup ,
hole ,
hop ,
hum ,
hum and haw ,
impasse ,
incapacitated ,
interim ,
interlude ,
intermission ,
jam ,
jog ,
jolt ,
jump ,
knock it off ,
lag ,
lagging ,
lame ,
lay off ,
leave off ,
letup ,
limp ,
limping ,
linger ,
lock ,
lockout ,
logjam ,
loiter ,
lollygag ,
lull ,
lumber ,
lunge ,
lurch ,
maimed ,
mammer ,
mince ,
molder ,
moratorium ,
obstruction ,
obviation ,
pace ,
pacify ,
paddle ,
paperasserie ,
pause ,
peg ,
piaffe ,
piaffer ,
plod ,
prance ,
preclusion ,
prevention ,
prohibition ,
pull up ,
put paid to ,
quiesce ,
quiet ,
quieten ,
quit ,
quiver ,
rack ,
recess ,
red tape ,
red -
tapeism ,
red -
tapery ,
refrain ,
relinquish ,
renounce ,
reprieve ,
respite ,
rest ,
retardance ,
retardation ,
roll ,
sashay ,
saunter ,
scrub ,
scuff ,
scuffle ,
scuttle ,
shake ,
shamble ,
shilly -
shally ,
shuffle ,
sidle ,
single -
foot ,
sit -
down strike ,
skip ,
slink ,
slither ,
slog ,
slouch ,
slow down ,
slow -
up ,
slowdown ,
slowness ,
soothe ,
spavined ,
spell ,
stagger ,
stalemate ,
stalk ,
stall ,
stammer ,
stamp ,
stand ,
standoff ,
standstill ,
stay ,
stay of execution ,
stem ,
stem the tide ,
stick ,
stillstand ,
stomp ,
stop ,
stop cold ,
stop dead ,
stop short ,
stoppage ,
stopping ,
straddle ,
straggle ,
stride ,
strike ,
stroll ,
strut ,
stumble ,
stump ,
stutter ,
stymie ,
subside ,
subsidence ,
surcease ,
suspension ,
swagger ,
swing ,
tarry ,
tea break ,
teeter ,
terminate ,
termination ,
tie -
up ,
time lag ,
time out ,
tittup ,
toddle ,
totter ,
trail ,
traipse ,
tranquilize ,
tremble ,
trip ,
trudge ,
waddle ,
wait ,
walkout ,
wamble ,
wane ,
waning ,
waste time ,
wiggle ,
wobble ,
work stoppage ,
wrap up
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