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1 остановить движение
1) General subject: bring traffic to a standstill (The crowd brought traffic to a standstill.)2) Makarov: block the trafficУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > остановить движение
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2 останавливать
остановить (вн.)(в разн. знач.) stop (d.), bring* to a stop (d.); (коня уздой и т. п.) rein / pull up (d.)останавливать кровотечение из раны — stop a wound
остановить уличное движение — bring* traffic to a standstill
останавливать взгляд (на пр.) — rest one's gaze (on)
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3 останавливать
несов. - остана́вливать, сов. - останови́ть; (вн.)1) (прекращать движение, работу, действие чего-л) stop (d), bring to a stop (d)остана́вливать кровотече́ние из ра́ны — stop a wound [wuːnd]
останови́ть у́личное движе́ние — bring traffic to a standstill
2) (удерживать от поступка, намерения) keep (d from)3)остана́вливать взгляд (на пр.) — rest one's gaze (on); set one's eyes (on)
остана́вливать вы́бор (на пр.) — set one's choice (on)
остана́вливать чьё-л внима́ние — arrest smb's attention
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4 привести к остановке
1. bring a standstillостанавливать; привести к остановке — bring to a standstill
2. bring to a standstillРусско-английский большой базовый словарь > привести к остановке
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