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choke, clog, cram, cut, cut off, go off, halt, call a halt (to), hold it, hold on, plug, stop, stuff up* * *I. vb( fylde) fill,( stærkere) cram,( med mad) stuff;briefcase);( polstre) upholster, pad;( tætte) seal up ( fx cracks);( tilstoppe) choke, block up,( med en prop) plug (up);(strømper etc) darn, mend;( virke forstoppende) be constipating;[ med sb & sig:][ stoppe munden på], se mund;[ stoppe en pibe] fill a pipe;[ stoppe sengeklæderne ned om en] tuck somebody up (in bed), tuck somebody in;[ stoppe sig](dvs spise for meget) gorge (oneself),T stuff oneself;[ stoppe vat i ørerne] stuff one's ears with cotton wool.II. vb( holde op, standse sin bevægelse) stop,( især om køretøj også) pull up;( holde pause) pause;( få til at standse) stop,( midlertidigt) suspend,( forsinke) hold up ( fx production);( køre på stop) hitch, hitchhike, thumb it;[ stoppe op] stop;[ pludselig stoppe op] stop short, come to a sudden stop;[ sige stop] call a halt,( når der skænkes) T say when;[ nu må vi sige stop] we must stop now.
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