1.
The act of intermitting or the state of being intermitted.
停顿停顿的动作或被停顿的状态
2.
successive (without a break).
连续的（没有停顿）。
3.
When you've read up to here, you should pause.
读到这里要停顿一下。
4.
The breaks grew more and more frequent.
停顿的次数越来越多。
5.
a paralysis of trade
交易的停顿 [瘫痪状态]
6.
It's an endstopped line.
这是行尾有停顿之诗行。
7.
Industry was immobilized by a general strike.
工业因总罢工而告停顿。
8.
This brought all trade to a standtill.
这使一切贸易陷于停顿。
9.
Here the speaker paused.
这时演讲人停顿了一下。
10.
a speech punctuated By rhetorical pauses.
以具有说服力的暂停来停顿的讲演
11.
The act of holding back.
制止，停止暂时停顿的行为
12.
A temporary immobilization, as of traffic, work, or mechanical operation.
停业，交通停顿交通、工作或机器运转的暂时停滞
13.
Pronounced with a temporary stoppage of breath, as the sounds(p)and(b;plosive;stopped.
停顿的发音时气流自短暂闭塞的，如辅音（p）和（b）；爆裂的；停顿的
14.
A break or rest in a line of poetry; a caesura.
（诗中）节奏的停顿在一行诗歌中的中断或停顿；休止
15.
a break or pause (usually for sense) in the middle of a verse line.
诗行中间的停顿或者暂停（通常因为意义）。
16.
Electronic pause control temporarily stops the tape movement during recording or playback.
电子控制停顿暂时停止或播放录音磁带运动.
17.
He paused and let the silence accumulate for a while.
他停顿了一下，让冷场持续了好一会儿。
18.
run disconnected or idle.
没有条理地或停顿地运作。