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61 ■ stop off
■ stop offA v. i. + avv.1 interrompere il viaggio; fare tappa; fare una sosta, fermarsi: On our wedding trip we stopped off in Dublin for a few days, durante il viaggio di nozze ci siamo fermati a Dublino per qualche giorno2 (fam.) fermarsi, fare un salto (da q.)B v. i. + prep.stare via, essere assente, assentarsi da ( scuola, ecc.): I'll stop off the office until I'm better, resterò assente dall'ufficio finché non starò meglio. -
62 ■ stop round
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63 stop-and-go
stop-and-go /stɒpəndˈgəʊ/a.intermittente; a singhiozzo: (autom.) stop-and-go traffic, traffico a singhiozzo. -
64 stop-motion
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65 stop payment
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66 stop down
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67 stop-and-go policy
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68 stop-limit order
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69 stop-loss order
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70 stop-off
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71 stop up
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72 stop-off
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73 stop bit
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74 stop-go cycle of inflation
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > stop-go cycle of inflation
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75 stop-go policy
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76 stop limit order
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77 stop loss
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78 stop loss order
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79 stop order
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80 stop
stop I v 1. stoppen, unterbrechen, anhalten, zum Stehen bringen; abschalten, abstellen; stecken bleiben; 2. sperren; arretieren; 3. (ver)stopfen stop II 1. Halt m, Stillstand m; Haltepunkt m; 2. Anschlag m, Zeigeranschlag m; 3. Hemmvorrichtung f; Arretierung f; 4. Blende f (Kamera); 5. MUS Register n (Orgel)English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > stop
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