to prevent; to stop; to block; to hold back

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

to prevent; to guard against; to take precautions or forestall harmful situations from occurring

Used to indicate a stopping point in time, progress, or extent; frequently appears in patterns with [[到|到|dao4]] or [[至|至|zhi4]] meaning "up to" or "as of"

to prohibit; to forbid; to ban; a formal or legal prohibition

to end or close at a certain point; to expire; to stop

To exceed a certain number, amount, or limit; to not be limited to.

to end at this point; to go no further; to call it a day

to curb, prevent, or put a stop to an action or situation, often by using force or authority; to check or limit

to stop or bring to an end; to terminate, annul, or abrogate a process or agreement

bearing; manner; mien; the way a person carries themselves in movement and behavior

to stop midway through a process; to suspend, break off, or cease something before it is finished

to stop or stanch bleeding; also refers to hemostatic medicine or treatments

painkiller; analgesic; anodyne

to relieve or stop pain; analgesic

still; immobile; stationary; at rest

up to now; so far; to date; until this moment.

to suppress or stop coughing; to relieve a cough

to stop one's steps; to go no farther

Used in rhetorical questions to indicate that the actual number or degree is much higher than what was mentioned; not just; not only

to stop; to halt; to bring to a stop

to repeal, annul, or put an end to something, typically used for laws, regulations, or systems

To be unable to stop, suppress, or hold back; often used for involuntary actions like crying or laughing.

to stop; to cease; to come to an end

(idiom) to stop at the right moment; to refrain from going too far or overdoing something; to do things in moderation

ceaseless; without end; continuing without stopping

To acclaim something as the absolute peak of perfection or beauty; used when something is so wonderful that one needs to see nothing else.

to check or stop something from moving forward; to suppress; often used with negatives to describe something irresistible or unstoppable

to persist or continue despite being repeatedly prohibited or banned

without end; to have no limit; to know no bounds

to start to say something but then hesitate and stop; to swallow one's words

not only; far from; more than; used in a rhetorical tone to indicate that something is not limited to a certain number or scope

painkiller; a tablet used to relieve pain

to come to a sudden or sharp end, especially of a sound; to stop unexpectedly

an end; a limit; a boundary or finishing point

A type of medical forceps used in surgery to clamp blood vessels and stop bleeding.

(idiom) without end; never-ending; boundless

to satisfy one's thirst; to relieve thirst

to stop or check a bout of diarrhea

the start and end; to begin and terminate (of a process or time period)

an analgesic or medication used to relieve or eliminate pain

a person's manner of speaking and conduct; speech and deportment

stagnant or still water that does not flow

to restrain; to suppress; to check or control something so as to make it stop

a person's conduct; behavior; ways of doing things

one's mind settled as still water; describes a heart that is calm and unperturbed by external distractions or worries

to stop someone's actions by shouting a command

To execute every order and respect every prohibition without fail; describes a situation where discipline or laws are strictly and effectively enforced.

Smoking is forbidden or prohibited; no smoking.