Summary
stop {noun}
escala · estação · interrupção · obstáculo · pausa · parada · paragem
to stop {verb}
cessar · deter · encerrar · interromper · parar · terminar · frear · deter-se · brecar · interceptar · estancar · sustar
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English-Portuguese translation for "stop"
"stop" Portuguese translation
stop {noun}
stop-over
People are unsettled; they will stop buying these products for a period of time, and that, to a large extent, will of course have an effect
Ships plying between Helsinki and Stockholm may preserve the duty-free system by stopping off in the future in Tallinn.
And because it was in Union Square Park, right by a subway station, there were hundreds of people by the end who stopped and looked up and watched what we were doing.
stop {noun} (also: dwell, interrupt, interruption, cessation)
Then it is to stop for six months, after which it will be set up again.
That recovery normally also leads to a stop in the funding of the recipient in question.
That is one reason it was right to put a stop to it.
In Ancient Greece the Olympic truce signalled an interruption of hostilities: all the then known world came to a stop.
The Commission would then be obliged to seriously consider stopping certain activities considered to be essential.
I have always thought that, in order to improve a situation, it is necessary to take a new look at accepted ideas and not to stop at the...
Let me parenthetically pause here and tell you Esther, my mother, had stopped driving several years ago, to the collective relief of the entire city of Atlanta.
to stop over
bus stop
I will not go into the details due to lack of time, but this is perhaps one illustration of the fact that the Commission does not stop its
I don't believe for a minute she has been out and not been stopped.
When you cruise with multiple keys, the LED remains on until the last cruising action is stopped.
I had to make a transfer at the 53rd St. stop where there are these two giant escalators.
And if the bus is going to stop and it's three yards away from the bus stop, you're just a prisoner.
The Olympic Games started in 1896 and we saw war stop.
We believe that the bombing must stop immediately, in parallel with a Serb withdrawal from Kosovo.
So the train is now pulling into the third stop along the 6 line. (Laughter) So the video won't show everything.
to stop {verb}
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to cease, to leave off, to break off)
All extrajudicial executions and all punitive demolition of homes must stop.
We for our part say that the exchange of data must stop immediately.
The violence has to stop, and dialogue must be initiated as a matter of urgency.
But whatever happens, the human rights abuses must stop.
The crime against the people of Iraq must stop and that will only happen if the occupying forces leave.
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to detain, to keep, to deter, to hinder)
Israeli Soldier: A nonviolent protest is not going to stop the [unclear].
If Neo 's the One...... then there'd have to be...... some kind of a miracle to stop me.
Realistic assessments suggest that we will only be able to stop a further 10-12 vessels per year.
It is impossible to stop a revolution with clever word games and little schemes behind the scenes.
Too many words have been said, and they have not yet been able to stop this terrible tragedy.
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to end, to close, to lock up, to encase)
Vital services could be interrupted, transport could come to a stop and businesses could be forced to close.
stop the vote.
This has not stopped it from shedding its workforce or even from closing entire dockyards and sacking their employees.
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to interrupt, to pause, to halt, to break)
It is very important that the democracy process does not stop now.
We also owe it to the President-in-Office to stop at this point, so that she can catch her flight home.
Stopping the flick isn't gonna stop that!
I am very sorry about this but we are going to have to stop the debate at this point and resume it at 9 o'clock this evening.
Stopping the enlargement process now would be like turning the clock back ten years.
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to halt, to come to a halt, to arrest, to stay)
Let's just stop and think about the economic benefits of something like that.
We must stop the political guerrilla warfare that is going on in this House.
Stop the moon and make this night...... and your beauty...... last forever.
The computer tells you how to drive turn left, turn right, speed up, stop.
Trying to ignore this change is as futile as trying to stop the tide coming in.
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to complete, to end, to finish, to finish off)
So I could just sit back and stop talking now, after just 20 seconds.
Israel must withdraw its forces from the Occupied Territories, and the settlement building must stop.
Unfortunately, Mr President, I must stop.
Anyway, I will stop there, Mr President.
All production aid should be stopped and transferred to holdings under specifically determined rules.
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to brake, to restrain, to curb)
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to restrain, to stay, to pull up)
The thing I don´t get is... how am I supposed to stop an angel?
In order to achieve these goals, and in fact this is logical, competition must not stop at respective national borders.
First of all, they tell us that when we encounter Christ, we must learn to stop and experience deeply the joy of intimacy with him.
You will be stopped there.
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb}
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to intercept, to head off, to cut across)
The second step is that we see one heading toward us, we have to stop it.
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb} (also: to stanch (blood), to drain, to run dry, to stanch)
' I just have to stop the bleeding.
The dogma of liberal globalisation has magnified the free movement of goods and capital, but is seeking to stop the free movement of people.
Today, with the European Union, we have decided to stop the haemorrhaging: we have to save what can be saved and restore what has been
to stop [stopped|stopped] {vb}
to stop payment
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Usage examples for "stop" in Portuguese
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