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1) General subject: paragraph, put a period to, put a period to something, put the matter to rest (Let's finally put this matter to rest.), make a point (завершить), draw a line (under) (на или в чем-л.), close the chapter on smth., finish, (в отношениях) make a full stop2) Makarov: put a period to (smth.), draw down the curtain, drop the curtain3) Phraseological unit: put the lid on the matter -
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1) General subject: abolish (чему-л.), blow the whistle on (чему-л.), bring to a stop (чему-л.), cease (чему-л.), epilogize (чему-л.), liquidate, make an end, paragraph (чему-л.), put a lid on, put a stop to (чему-л.), put a stopper, put an end to (чему-либо), put the kibosh on, put the kybosh on, put the tin hat on (чему-либо), set the limit, sopite, terminate, bring down the curtain on something, put a stop to (чему-л.), set a limit to (чему-л.), put a stop (to smth - чему-л.), put paid to (чему-л.), put the stopper on (чему-л.), put the tin lid on (чему-л.), ring down the curtain (чему-л.), (чему-то) kill something stone dead, lay (something) to rest2) Colloquial: pip, put paid to (напр, the argument she had with her manager has probably put paid to any hopes of promotion)3) Literal: put the lid on4) Mathematics: bring to an end5) Diplomatic term: set a limit to (чему-л.), terminate (чему-л.)6) Jargon: kill7) Oil: put a stop to8) Advertising: place limits, set limits9) Makarov: knock (smth.) on the head (чему-л.), make an end of (smth.) (чему-л.), put a period to (smth.) (чему-л.), put a term to (smth.) (чему-л.), put an end to (smth.) (чему-л.), set a term to (smth.) (чему-л.), set an end to (smth.) (чему-л.), cry halt, call a halt to (чему-л.)10) Idiomatic expression: put someone's foot down
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