to stop someone from doing something or to keep an action or event from occurring

to stop; to halt; to cease

to stop something undesirable from occurring or to take precautions against it

until; up to a certain point in time or space, frequently used in the construction '[[到|到|dao4]]...为止' or '[[至|至|zhi4]]...为止'

to officially or legally forbid or ban something from happening or being used

to end; to close (especially a time period or deadline)

exceeding a certain number, amount, or scope; not limited to

to call it a day; to finish a session of work or activity

to put a stop to, curb, or restrain an action or behavior from occurring or continuing

to stop; to terminate

a person's outward behavior, bearing, or deportment

to stop or interrupt an activity, process, or legal proceeding before it is completed

to stop or check the flow of blood from a wound

a drug or medication used to relieve pain

to alleviate, reduce, or stop physical pain

not moving or being in a state of physical rest

up to the present time; until now

to suppress coughing

to not proceed beyond a specific limit or boundary, often used as a prohibition or warning

far more than; not just

to cause something to cease or stop, such as bleeding, movement, or sound

the formal act of terminating a system or practice, or the state of being annulled

unable to stop; cannot help but (often followed by an action or a physical reaction)

to stop; to cease

(idiom) to refrain from going too far; to know when to stop

to gasp in amazement at something acclaimed as the peak of perfection

to resist or withstand, particularly in negative constructions meaning unstoppable or irresistible

to continue despite repeated prohibition (idiom)

to want to say something but then hesitate

not only; far from; more than

To come to a sudden or abrupt end (especially of a sound).

a terminal point or boundary where something ceases, often used in an abstract sense regarding progress or desires

without end; never-ending

to relieve or satisfy the feeling of thirst.

a substance or drug used to relieve pain

to curb, inhibit, or restrain a feeling, action, or trend from developing or spreading

behavior, attitude, or manner of conduct

to be at peace with oneself; a mind as calm as still water

to shout at someone to stop

lit. orders are carried out and prohibitions are observed (idiom); fig. to execute every order without fail

No smoking!

The world changes or events proceed regardless of one's personal wishes for peace or stability; things do not stop just because one wants them to.

rest (music)

to gain only a superficial knowledge of something and then stop

to seek temporary relief through a desperate measure that results in disaster; a supposed remedy that only makes matters worse

to console oneself with illusions or false hopes when the reality is unavailable

The principle that knowledge is infinite and that one should never stop studying or improving oneself.

to stop, come to an end, or subside