to stop; to halt; to cease

to stop

incessant; non-stop

to stop a vehicle or to park it

parking lot; car park

to stay somewhere temporarily

to temporarily stop an ongoing activity, process, or official service

to stop (what one is doing)

to have a power failure or power cut

to stop

to stop production

to moor or dock a vessel alongside a pier, wharf, or quay

to park a vehicle or moor a boat in a designated area

to stop or interrupt an action, process, or movement

to stop shooting or fighting in a military conflict; an agreement to end hostilities

to suspend (somebody) from duties

to park or station an aircraft

a formal agreement or state of truce between opposing sides

to cease to move or progress; to become stagnant or reach a standstill

to stop doing business or trading, whether temporarily or permanently

to cease industrial production or factory operations

to come to a halt or stand still while in motion

to deactivate or suspend a digital service, account, or technical function

continuing without pause or rest; hurried and unrelenting

parking space; parking spot

to anchor, moor, or berth a vessel at a specific location

to be calm, quiet, or restful

to stop for a rest

an area of an airport where aircraft are parked, unloaded or loaded, refueled, or boarded

stuck and not moving forward; in a state of stagnation or at a standstill

to stop or suspend classes, or to temporarily close a school

to stop, cease, or come to an end, particularly regarding sound, activity, or natural phenomena

to stop or terminate a service, activity, or publication

daily lower limit on the price of a stock

(of work, production, or general activities) to be suspended or come to a standstill

to act as a neutral third party to resolve a dispute, reconcile differences, or bring warring parties to an agreement

to stop or suspend the operation of flights or shipping services, often due to weather, maintenance, or safety concerns

to come to a standstill or stop walking

(of an aircraft) to be grounded; to suspend flights

settled, finished, or properly arranged

to stop menstruating (as a result of pregnancy, menopause or medical condition etc)

to stop publishing (of a newspaper, magazine, etc.)

(of trains, buses, ferries, etc.) to stop running, either temporarily or permanently

leave of absence without pay

to hover (e.g. a helicopter or a computer mouse cursor)

(of food) to be retained in the stomach due to indigestion (TCM)

(of a power plant, refinery etc) to shut down

a person who acts as an intermediary or go-between to resolve a dispute or help reach an agreement