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to rest on one's oar

to ban fishing

stop up the leak

cease to flow

come to an abrupt stop

to come to rest, settle

to stop the bowels―bind the bowels

call off the strike

He has given up fast living.

come to a dead stop

stop filming

cause to cease operating

to lay an embargo on a ship―lay a ship under an embargo

come to a stop

Enough of this folly!

No more of such follies!

a sudden stop

to put an end to a quarrel―get between the combatants

stop abruptly

I will put down my carriage

The carriage must go.

I can't hold out any longer.

cease, stop

stop dealing with

be motionless, in suspension

Temporarily suspend

stem the tide

stem the tide

halt the presses

stop the presses