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............................................................1. stop(vt. & vi. & n.) ایست، ایستادن، ایستاندن، توقف کردن، از کار افتادن، مانع شدن، نگاه داشتن، سد کردن، تعطیل کردن، خواباندن، بند آوردن، منع، توقف، منزلگاه بین راه، ایستگاه، نقطه........................................................................................................................3. stop firing -
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........................................................................................................................2. fall silent........................................................................................................................4. stop(vt. & vi. & n.) ایست، ایستادن، ایستاندن، توقف کردن، از کار افتادن، مانع شدن، نگاه داشتن، سد کردن، تعطیل کردن، خواباندن، بند آوردن، منع، توقف، منزلگاه بین راه، ایستگاه، نقطه............................................................5. cease(vi.) ایستادن، موقوف شدن، دست کشیدن، گرفتن، وقفه، ایست، توقف
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