to stop; to stand still; to halt

stop or station for buses and coaches

to stand up

to be in an upright position on one's feet

a platform at a railway station for passengers to board or alight

power station; power plant

transit hub; transport hub; interchange

tollbooth; toll station

(of a vehicle) to pull into a station or arrive at a stop

The person in charge of a station (e.g., train station), website (webmaster), or service center.

to stand firm

hydroelectric power plant

computer workstation

terminus; main station

to reach a specific stop, station, or destination in a journey

a digital folder on a computer where deleted files are temporarily stored

the final stop or station on a bus or rail line

a location on the internet, such as a website or FTP site

(transformer) substation

A relay station for post horses in ancient times.

a terminal or major hub for bus transport, often featuring ticket offices and waiting areas for long-distance travel

to stand watch or perform sentry duty

to gain a secure position or status in a particular field, market, or environment

unable to hold up under scrutiny; logically weak or unsustainable

to stand firmly or steadily in one position

a small or minor railway station with limited facilities and lower traffic volume

to be made to stand still as a punishment

polling station (for a vote)

grain supply station

a facility or department within an organization or location responsible for broadcasting audio information.

to form or stand in a line or formation

an army service station or military logistics base providing supplies, transport, and support

A facility such as a distribution depot or staging post used for the transfer and redirection of goods or passengers.

a terrestrial radio station designed for extraplanetary telecommunication with spacecraft, or reception of radio waves from an astronomical radio source

a milk station or dairy