to stop; to halt; to cease; to call off or suspend a process or activity

To come to a halt or cease movement; to stop doing something

incessantly; continuously; without stopping

To leave a vehicle in a stationary position for a period of time; to park a car

parking lot; car park

to stay somewhere temporarily or stop over during a journey

to suspend; to stop temporarily; to pause a media player or activity

To stop an action or task currently in progress.

to stop supplying electricity; to experience a power failure or blackout

To come to a stop; to cease movement or action.

to cease manufacturing; to stop production of a product or at a facility

to stop at or call at a place, used for vehicles such as trains, buses, and ships; to berth; to dock

to park a vehicle; to moor a boat; to place or leave something temporarily in a certain location

To make a brief break or interval in speech or reading

to cease fire; to stop fighting

to temporarily remove someone from their position or office, usually as a disciplinary action

(of a machine) to stop; to shut down; to turn off an engine or computer

to stop fighting; to cease hostilities

to be at a standstill or bogged down; to stop moving or developing because of some obstacle

A state or period during which a business is closed or not trading

to stop the supply of running water; to have the water supply interrupted

to stop work or production; to shut down construction or a factory

To come to a stop; to halt or cease moving.

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

(idiom) to go nonstop without pause; to hurry on one's way or keep working without any rest; unrelenting

parking space; parking spot; a specific location designated for parking a vehicle

to anchor, berth, or moor a ship or vessel

(colloquial) after a while; in a moment; to wait or stop briefly before doing something else

to stop or pause what one is doing; to rest; to settle down; to calm down

To cease or come to an end; to stop happening, often describing rain, wind, or noise.

To reach the daily upper or lower price limit in a stock market, causing a suspension of trading, or (figuratively) to hit rock bottom

aircraft parking ground or hardstand at an airport; used for parking, loading, or unloading aircraft

The fee paid for parking a vehicle in a parking space or lot

stuck and not moving forward; to cease making progress; at a standstill

to stop classes temporarily due to weather, strikes, or other emergencies or to close a school

to stop or cease; to come to an end; to rest

to shut down; to terminate; to cancel; to go out of business; to stop an ongoing activity

The maximum allowed daily price drop for a stock on a stock exchange

to cease the transmission of a television or radio program

To be ordered by a school to stop attending classes as a disciplinary measure for violating rules

(of a pendulum) to stop oscillating or swinging

to reconcile or bring together disagreeing parties to settle a dispute amicably or the act of such mediation

To stop the distribution or payment of something, such as salaries or subsidies

To stop building or halt a construction project

to stop running or suspend flights or shipping services; to interrupt a schedule

to stop walking; to halt one's steps

to stop a flight or to ground an aircraft; also refers to a pilot being suspended or stopped from flying

ready; settled; properly arranged or finished

To stop having menstrual periods, whether due to pregnancy, menopause, or a medical condition.