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Meanings of halt in English
Usage of halt in English
1
However, all those good strides forward have come to a temporary halt.
2
WATCH: Community representative meeting with government officials has come to a halt.
3
Some said officials had even threatened to halt food and water handouts.
4
Market turmoil has also brought the IPO market to an effective halt.
5
The Commission said last week it would halt trade until this evening.
6
The sharp rise in share price led to a brief trade halt.
7
However, business has now ground to a halt across much of Afghanistan.
8
A judicial commission of inquiry into state capture doesn't halt our action.
9
The words from nowhere had worked; they'd brought her to a halt.
10
Roads and markets looked deserted and business activities came to a halt.
11
No amount of mutual goodwill can halt the passage of time, however.
12
Your efforts to eclipse the Bank shall come to a sudden halt.
13
However, a US appeals court has called a halt to the deportation.
14
Just before midday, however, Mahti raised a hand to halt the others.
15
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev on Tuesday called a halt to military operations.
16
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon called on Israel and Syria to halt firing.
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South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
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