stoppen
to stop
English translations
- 01
stop
Word details
- German meaning
- Stoppen bedeutet, eine Bewegung oder einen Vorgang unterbrechen oder beenden.
- English meaning
- to stop
- Synonym
- anhalten, aufhören
- German example
- Der Zug musste wegen eines Notfalls stoppen.
- English example
- The train had to stop due to an emergency.
- Auxiliary Verb
- haben
- Present
- ich stoppe du stoppst er/sie/es ich stoppt wir stoppen ihr stoppet sie stoppen
- Past Participle
- ich habe gestoppt du hast gestoppt er/sie/es hat gestoppt wir haben gestoppt ihr habt gestoppt sie haben gestoppt
- Past
- ich stoppte du stopptest er/sie/es stoppte wir stoppten ihr stopptet sie stoppten
Related words
- Blutgerinnung
Blood clotting is the process by which blood changes from a liquid to a gel-like form to stop bleeding.
- Gerinnung
Coagulation
- Muta
Mute
- Eindämmungsprozeß
Containment process
- Elektroschocker
Taser
- schießen
to shoot
- sprengen
Blow up
- minen
To mine means to lay mines or to extract from the earth.
- unterbrechen
To interrupt means to stop something or pause it briefly.
- blanchieren
to blanch
- anhalten
To stop
- aufhören
to stop
- verminen
Mine
- bremsen
to brake
- einen Riegel vorschieben
To put a stop to something
- den Stecker ziehen
to unplug, to pull the plug
- stehenbleiben
To stop
- Pyrosulfit
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- antiangioneogenetisch
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- Taser
Taser
- Einhalt
Curb
- Bremsschuh
Brake shoe
- Unterbindung
prevention
- Kartätsche
Grapeshot
- Reißleine
Ripcord
- per Anhalter fahren
to hitchhike
- stehen bleiben
To stop
- etwas auf Eis legen
To put something on ice
- unterbinden
to prevent
- haltmachen
To stop, to halt
Example sentences with “stoppen”
Bitte stoppen Sie das Auto. (Please stop the car.)
Frequently asked questions
Is 'stoppen' the same as 'anhalten'?
Yes, they are synonyms. 'Anhalten' is more common in everyday speech; 'stoppen' is also widely used.