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suspend

/səˈspend/

Traduction: Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'interrompre temporairement quelque chose ou de suspendre quelque chose à un support.

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/səˈspend/B2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'interrompre temporairement quelque chose ou de suspendre quelque chose à un support.

A verb used to indicate the act of temporarily stopping something from continuing, or hanging something from a support.

  1. Hang freelyB2formal

    To attach something so that it hangs freely from a support above.

    frSuspendre (pendre librement)

    • They suspended the chandelier from the ceiling.
    • The lantern was suspended from a hook.
    • A rope was suspended between the two trees.

    Synonymesdanglehang

    Antonymesreststandsupport

  2. Hold in a fluidC1formalscientific

    To cause particles to be dispersed or held in a fluid without sinking.

    frSuspendre (dans un fluide)

    • The chemist suspended the powder in the solution.
    • Dust particles were suspended in the air.
    • The sediment was suspended in the water.

    Synonymesdisperseemulsifyfloat

    Antonymesdepositprecipitatesettlesink

  3. Bar temporarilyB1formal

    To temporarily remove someone from a position, school, or activity as a penalty.

    frSuspendre temporairement

    • The student was suspended for cheating on the exam.
    • The officer was suspended pending an investigation.
    • He was suspended from the team for breaking the rules.

    Synonymesbanbardebarexclude

    Antonymesreadmitreinstaterestore

  4. B2formal

    To temporarily stop a process, activity, or habit, often by official decree.

    frSuspendre (stopper temporairement)

    • The government suspended the project due to budget cuts.
    • They suspended the sale of the product for safety reasons.
    • The negotiations were suspended until further notice.

    Synonymesadjourndeferdelaydiscontinuehaltinterruptpostponeshelvestay

    Antonymescontinueproceedrenewrestartresume

  5. Make inoperativeB2formal

    To cause something to stop working or being active.

    frRendre inopérant

    • The company suspended operations during the strike.
    • The license was suspended for non-payment.
    • The service was suspended due to technical issues.

    Synonymesceasedeactivatedisablediscontinuehaltinterruptstop

    Antonymescontinuereactivatereinstatereschedulerestoreresume

  6. Render temporarily ineffectiveC1formal

    To make something inactive or ineffective for a period of time.

    frSuspendre temporairement

    • The medication can suspend the symptoms temporarily.
    • The court suspended the law pending a review.
    • The spell suspended the enemy's powers.

    Synonymesdeferdelayhaltholdinterruptmothballpostponeshelvetable

    Antonymescontinuereinstateresume

Formes
  • suspended past participle
  • suspended past simple
  • suspending present participle
  • suspends third person singular
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