standstill 英 [ˈstændstɪl]   美 [ˈstændˌstɪl]

standstill

standstill  英 [ˈstændstɪl] 美 [ˈstændˌstɪl]

n. 停顿;停止 

名词复数:standstills 

If they lose access to these applications and tools, business comes to a standstill. 如果失去了对这些应用和工具的访问,业务将会停止。
In the worst cases, it may bring the entire production system to a standstill, negatively impacting the business. 在最糟糕的情况下,这可能导致整个系统停止运行,对业务产生严重影响。

  • When anything comes to a standstill, it stops moving, either literally coming to a motionless stop, or ceasing to make any progress.
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  • n. 停顿;停止
  • 1. If they lose access to these applications and tools, business comes to a standstill.

    如果失去了对这些应用和工具的访问,业务将会停止。

  • 2. In the worst cases, it may bring the entire production system to a standstill, negatively impacting the business.

    在最糟糕的情况下,这可能导致整个系统停止运行,对业务产生严重影响。

  • 3. When people ask God to give them a sign, they’re often at a standstill, a fork in the road, paralyzed in a critical moment of existential ambivalence.

    当人们请求上帝给与指引的时候,他们通常处于一个停顿状态,一个分岔路口,被困在存在矛盾心理的一个关键时刻。

  • standstill (n.) "state of cessation of movement," 1702, from stand (v.) + still (adv.). Earlier the notion would have been expressed simply by stand.
stand·still / ˈstændstɪl ; NAmE ˈstændstɪl / noun [singular ] a situation in which all activity or movement has stopped 停止;停顿;停滞 SYN halt The security alert broughtthe airport to a standstill. 安全警戒使机场陷入停顿状态。 Traffic in the northbound lane is at acomplete standstill. 北行车道的交通完全堵塞。 standstill standstills stand·still / ˈstændstɪl ; NAmE ˈstændstɪl /
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