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stanch

/stɔːntʃ/

Traduction: Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'arrêter l'écoulement d'un liquide, surtout le sang, ou au sens figuré pour faire cesser ou contenir quelque chose d'indésirable.

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/stɔːntʃ/C1formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'arrêter l'écoulement d'un liquide, surtout le sang, ou au sens figuré pour faire cesser ou contenir quelque chose d'indésirable.

A verb used to indicate the act of stopping the flow of a liquid, especially blood, or metaphorically to check or stop something undesirable.

  1. Stop the flow of bloodC1formalmedical

    To stop or restrict the flow of blood from a wound.

    frArrêter le saignement

    • The nurse used a bandage to stanch the bleeding.
    • He applied pressure to stanch the wound.
    • Doctors worked quickly to stanch the hemorrhage.

    Synonymesarrestcheckcontrolcurbhaltrestrainstemstop

  2. Stop or check a flowC1formal

    To stop or prevent the spread or continuation of something, such as a liquid or a problem.

    frEndiguer

    • The government tried to stanch the outflow of capital.
    • They built a dam to stanch the floodwaters.
    • Efforts were made to stanch the loss of jobs in the industry.

    Synonymescheckcurbhaltrestrainstemstop

    Antonymesallowencourageincreaseintensifyletpromotereleasestart

Formes
  • stanched past participle
  • staunched past participle
  • stanched past simple
  • staunched past simple
  • stanching present participle
  • staunching present participle
  • stanches third person singular
  • staunches third person singular
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