Summary
stop {noun}
stop · stopplaats · pleisterplaats · stopper · halte · station · statie · occlusief
to stop {verb}
verblijven · stoppen · stopzetten · buiten werking stellen · staken · stelpen · opbreken · deppen · langsgaan · opheffen · blijven · stuiten · stilzetten · stilleggen · keren · afzetten · afbreken · logeren · aanhouden · afslaan · tegenhouden · aflaten · ophouden · uitscheiden · wijken · beëindigen · blijven staan · halthouden · stilhouden · stilstaan · uitschakelen · uitzetten
stop {noun}
electric plug · patch · plug · stopper · stop
stoppen {noun}
remediation
stoppen {verb}
to abort · to stop up · to stop · to lay down · to patch up · to patch · to put down · to fill up · to fill in · to fill · to constipate · to cease · to block · to place · to plug up · to put · to halt · to mend · to clog · to come to a halt · to darn
English-Dutch translation for "stop"
"stop" Dutch translation
stop {noun}
Europol and the STOP programme are instruments for combating trade in women.
Stop giving them lists of questions every single one of which has an answer.
Take Parliament seriously and stop rejecting everything so high-handedly.
Stop this back-loading and increase the amounts on the budget line for these countries.
Stop focusing on urban marathons, which, if you do four hours, you suck.
stop {noun}
stop {noun} (also: halfway house)
And next stop, perhaps only four or five days away is going to be East Africa.
So the train is now pulling into the third stop along the 6 line.
And this is the first stop along the line.
I guess this is our stop.
The recent foot-and-mouth crisis has illustrated once again that the stopping and collection places entail irresponsible animal-health risks, and these must therefore be abolished.
to stop {verb}
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to abide, to remain, to dwell, to stay over)
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to abort, to stop up, to lay down, to patch up)
So, now they don't stop here, or even down here. ~~~ No, they turn across here.
The computer tells you how to drive -- turn left, turn right, speed up, stop.
One of the ways in which we could help is by trying to stop the brain drain.
I said, "No, I follow little old women around parking lots to see if they'll stop.
People were donating money, dog food and offering volunteer work to stop that truck.
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to shut off, to turn off, to switch off)
I want to stop it for a second because the movie is very badly made.
Will he be able to stop the vote when voting for the sacrifice?
What we need instead is to put a definitive stop to European aid for businesses.
Our only other option was to stop the whole initiative.
... and I look forward to the day when we can stop it.
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to shut off, to switch off, to turn off)
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to strike, to stung, to desist, to suspend)
Of course we will not stop conducting our other activities; they will be continued.
We must avoid causing thousands of producers to stop producing sugar in Europe.
As a matter of urgency, I appeal to the Commission to stop resisting this compromise approach.
Will they stop supporting the secession of Kosovo from Serbia?
I believe it is time to call a stop to this masquerade and this caricature of democratic debate.
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb}
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to decamp)
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb}
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to pass by, to pass)
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to lift, to liquidate, to raise, to disestablish)
... stop to their activities, end of story.
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to remain, to stay over, to stay, to keep)
Finally, an anti-racism year is a good thing but it cannot stop there.
These considerable efforts must not and will not stop there, however.
Even if this is an emergency situation we must not stop at emergency help.
Before it is too late, please stop hovering over the summits.
I must say that we need to reflect on what must be done, but we must not stop.
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to halt, to rebound)
The thing is to get started, after that no one can stop me
What they do not know, or perhaps refuse to accept, is that no force on earth can stop this deluge.
I look forward to hearing how the EU is acting forcefully to stop this moral and legal rot.
I am glad that UKIP will not fail, because nothing can stop an idea whose time has come, and that means national freedom.
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to shut off, to turn off, to halt, to switch off)
And now, when there is hardly any time left, we are negotiating with the clock stopped.
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to halt)
We cannot stop that work now and say that we will just wait for a constitution.
In short, as I understand, there are reasons besides storms in the Channel that should prompt us to consider stopping shipping traffic there.
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to turn round, to turn, to halt, to turn away)
What should we do to try to stop the spiral of violence?
It is like trying to stop the tide coming in.
We have to stop this process somewhere.
We must stop the Vietnamese persecuting people who, it seems, have been forced to go back against their will.
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to turn off, to trim, to take off, to put off)
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to pick, to pluck, to run down, to take down)
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to board, to be on a visit, to be a guest of, to stay with)
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to persist, to persevere, to endure, to last)
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to lower, to reject, to rebate, to knock off)
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to arrest)
Of course, if you really want to, you can still stop these wretched old things.
If they hit the whole city...... there's nothing to stop Gotham tearing itself apart.
The statement concludes: 'we must stop the aggressive war on Iraq.
I know how delicate it is, but how else are we to stop the killing in future?
Trying to ignore this change is as futile as trying to stop the tide coming in.
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to cease)
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to strech out, to expire, to end up, to end)
There must also be a stop to all nuclear tests and all research in this field.
We must stop attributing all their problems to discrimination from the outset.
The undignified tug-of-war concerning the new President must also stop immediately.
And as a result, they lose their gifts, or worse, they stop playing altogether.
Let us stop treating economic activity and the environment as if they were incompatible.
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to cease, to secrete)
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to give way, to give up, to give in, to cede)
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to end, to terminate, to finish off, to finish)
There are many campaigns to stop these transports, and rightly so.
According to what I have been told, a number of organisations have had to stop work because of this.
I will stop the questions now.
We support the international community's call on Israel to stop its military operation in the West Bank and stop it now.
If we fail to understand this, we will not be of much use in a dialogue aimed at stopping the conflicts.
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to halt, to come to a halt)
I must say that we need to reflect on what must be done, but we must not stop.
We must not stop here.
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to halt, to come to a halt)
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to halt, to come to a halt)
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to stagnate, to rest, to halt, to come to a halt)
Your speech proved interesting enough to stop the clock.
This would stop his heart forever.
If we stop to consider this question we must acknowledge that we are bound together by Greek culture, Roman law and Christian ethics.
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to eliminate, to turn off, to shut off, to switch off)
She'll say anything to stop us from shutting her down.
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to expand, to switch off, to cut a connection, to shut off)
stop {noun}
electric plug {noun}
Europol and the STOP programme are instruments for combating trade in women.
Stop giving them lists of questions every single one of which has an answer.
Take Parliament seriously and stop rejecting everything so high-handedly.
Stop this back-loading and increase the amounts on the budget line for these countries.
Stop focusing on urban marathons, which, if you do four hours, you suck.
stoppen {noun}
remediation {noun}
stoppen {verb}
to abort [aborted|aborted] {vb}
to stop up {vb}
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb}
to lay down {vb}
to patch up {vb}
to patch [patched|patched] {vb}
to put down {vb}
to fill up {vb}
to fill in {vb}
to fill [filled|filled] {vb}
to cease [ceased|ceased] {vb}
to block [blocked|blocked] {vb}
to place [placed|placed] {vb}
to plug up {vb}
to halt [halted|halted] {vb}
to mend [mended|mended] {vb}
to clog [clogged|clogged] {vb}
to come to a halt {vb}
to darn [darned|darned] {vb}
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "stop":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "stop" in Dutch
Similar words
stone · stone-chippings · stone-dead · stone-falcon · stone-marten · Stonehenge · stonemason · stood · stooge · stool · stop · stopenious · stopped · stopper · stopping · storage · store · stored · storey · stork · stork's-bill
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