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Oxford Spanish Dictionary
pit stop SUST.
1. pit stop (in motor racing):
2. pit stop (break):
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
I. pit1 [ingl. am. pɪt, ingl. brit. pɪt] SUST.
1.1. pit (hole):
1.2. pit MOTOR:
fosa f Río Pl.
1.3. pit (hell):
2.1. pit (coalmine):
atrbv. pit worker
2.2. pit (quarry):
3.1. pit TEAT.:
3.2. pit (stalls):
pit TEAT., HIST.
4. pit (in Stock Exchange):
pit ingl. am.
5.1. pit <pits, pl > (in motor racing):
5.2. pit <pits, pl > (the very worst) argot:
lo peor que hay coloq.
6. pit (on face):
7. pit (bed) ingl. brit.:
pit argot
II. pit1 <part. pres. pitting; pret., part. pas. pitted> [ingl. am. pɪt, ingl. brit. pɪt] V. trans. (mark)
pit surface/metal
pit surface/metal
I. pit2 [ingl. am. pɪt, ingl. brit. pɪt] SUST. (in fruit)
pit ingl. am.
pit ingl. am.
pit ingl. am.
carozo m Co. Sur
pit ingl. am.
pepa f Col.
II. pit2 [ingl. am. pɪt, ingl. brit. pɪt] V. trans.
pit (remove stone) ingl. am.:
pit fruit/olive
pit fruit/olive
pit fruit/olive
pit fruit/olive
pit fruit/olive
pit fruit/olive
descarozar Co. Sur
cerezas fpl descarozadas Co. Sur
I. stop [ingl. am. stɑp, ingl. brit. stɒp] SUST.
1. stop (halt):
to bring sth to a stop conversation/proceedings
to come to a stop vehicle/aircraft:
to come to a stop production/conversation:
to put a stop to sth
to put a stop to sth
2.1. stop (break on journey):
2.2. stop:
paradero m amer. excl Río Pl.
3. stop esp ingl. brit. :
4. stop MÚS. (on organ):
5.1. stop:
5.2. stop FOTO:
6. stop LING.:
II. stop <part. pres. stopping; pret., part. pas. stopped> [ingl. am. stɑp, ingl. brit. stɒp] V. trans.
1.1. stop (halt):
stop taxi/bus
stop person
stop person
1.2. stop (from escaping):
1.3. stop (brake):
stop vehicle
stop vehicle
1.4. stop (switch off):
stop machine/engine
2.1. stop (bring to an end, interrupt):
stop decline/inflation
stop decline/inflation
stop discussion/abuse
stop discussion/abuse
2.2. stop (cease):
to stop -ing
dejar de  +  infin
3. stop (prevent):
to stop sb (from) -ing esp ingl. brit.
impedirle a algn +  infin
to stop sb (from) -ing esp ingl. brit.
impedir que algn +  subj
to stop sth -ing
impedir que algo +  subj
4.1. stop (cancel, withhold):
stop subscription
stop payment
4.2. stop (deduct):
stop ingl. brit.
stop ingl. brit.
5.1. stop (block):
stop hole
stop hole
stop gap
stop tooth
5.2. stop MÚS.:
stop string
stop pipe
stop pipe
stop French horn
6.1. stop (bring down):
6.2. stop (parry):
stop blow/punch
stop blow/punch
III. stop <part. pres. stopping; pret., part. pas. stopped> [ingl. am. stɑp, ingl. brit. stɒp] V. intr.
1.1. stop (halt):
stop vehicle/driver:
stop vehicle/driver:
1.2. stop (interrupt journey):
stop train/bus:
1.3. stop (cease operating):
stop watch/clock/machine:
2.1. stop (cease, be discontinued):
ya no le (or me etc.) duele/sale sangre
2.2. stop (interrupt activity):
3. stop coloq. (stay):
won't you stop for supper? ingl. brit.
full stop SUST. ingl. brit.
to come to a full stop also ingl. am.
to come to a full stop also ingl. am.
en el diccionario PONS
en el diccionario PONS
I. pit1 [pɪt] -tt- SUST.
1. pit (in ground):
pit on metal
pit on face
2. pit (mine):
3. pit:
the pits pl fig. coloq.
4. pit coloq. (untidy place):
5. pit TEAT.:
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
the pits pl DEP.
II. pit1 [pɪt] -tt- V. trans.
I. pit2 [pɪt] ingl. am. SUST. (of fruit)
II. pit2 [pɪt] ingl. am. V. trans. -tt- GASTR.
I. stop [stɒp, ingl. am. stɑ:p] - ping, -ped - ping, -ped SUST.
1. stop (break in activity):
to put a stop to sth
2. stop (halting place):
3. stop ingl. brit. LING.:
4. stop MÚS.:
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
II. stop [stɒp, ingl. am. stɑ:p] - ping, -ped - ping, -ped V. trans.
1. stop (cause to cease):
2. stop (refuse payment):
stop wages
3. stop (switch off):
4. stop (block):
stop hole, ones ears
5. stop ingl. brit. (fill):
III. stop [stɒp, ingl. am. stɑ:p] - ping, -ped - ping, -ped V. intr.
1. stop (cease moving):
stop car
2. stop (cease an activity):
3. stop ingl. brit. (stay):
en el diccionario PONS
pit stop SUST.
1. pit stop (in racing):
2. pit stop fig. (quick stop):
en el diccionario PONS
en el diccionario PONS
I. pit1 [pɪt] SUST.
1. pit:
2. pit (mine):
fig. REL. the pit
3. pit:
the pits pl fig. coloq.
4. pit coloq. (messy place):
5. pit TEAT.:
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
the pits pl DEP.
II. pit1 <-tt-> [pɪt] V. trans.
I. pit2 <-tt-> [pɪt] SUST. (of fruit)
II. pit2 <-tt-> [pɪt] V. trans. culin
I. stop [stap] SUST.
1. stop (break in activity):
to put a stop to sth
2. stop (halting place):
3. stop MÚS.:
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
II. stop <- ping, -ped> [stap] V. trans.
1. stop (cause to cease):
2. stop (refuse payment):
stop payment
3. stop (switch off):
4. stop (block):
stop hole, one's ears
III. stop <- ping, -ped> [stap] V. intr.
1. stop (cease moving):
stop car
2. stop (cease an activity):
3. stop (pause):
Present
Ipit
youpit
he/she/itpits
wepit
youpit
theypit
Past
Ipitted
youpitted
he/she/itpitted
wepitted
youpitted
theypitted
Present Perfect
Ihavepitted
youhavepitted
he/she/ithaspitted
wehavepitted
youhavepitted
theyhavepitted
Past Perfect
Ihadpitted
youhadpitted
he/she/ithadpitted
wehadpitted
youhadpitted
theyhadpitted
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Some of the fellows stop at those fruit and vegie stalls you see beside highways and purchase some produce.
www.bigrigs.com.au
This led to the introduction of a centre-back to stop the opposing centre-forward, and tried to balance defensive and offensive playing.
en.wikipedia.org
Stop arms and signal lamps must be disabled or removed.
en.wikipedia.org
It has good maneuverability and can come to a full stop in only one ship length from top speed.
en.wikipedia.org
This was a conveyor sushi bar, and a stop here provided some respite from shopping in the area.
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