halt in Italian
halt in Italian is accantonare, fermare, riporre — halt means to stop moving or operating, or to cause something to stop.
halt in Italian
accantonare
(intransitive) To stop either temporarily or permanently.
fermare
(intransitive) To stop either temporarily or permanently.
riporre
(intransitive) To stop either temporarily or permanently.
fermare
What does "halt" mean?
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verb To stop moving or operating, or to cause something to stop.
"The referee halted the match when a thick fog rolled onto the pitch."
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noun A stop, especially a temporary one.
"The bus ground to a halt in the middle of the road."
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halt in a sentence
- The referee halted the match when a thick fog rolled onto the pitch.
- The train halted suddenly at a red signal.
- The bus ground to a halt in the middle of the road.
- Let's call a halt to the meeting and take a short break.
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What is "halt" in Italian?
"halt" in Italian is accantonare, fermare, riporre. halt means: To stop moving or operating, or to cause something to stop.
How do you use "halt" in a sentence?
Example: "The referee halted the match when a thick fog rolled onto the pitch." In Italian, "halt" is accantonare, fermare, riporre.
Are there other ways to say "halt" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "halt": accantonare, fermare, riporre.
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