stoppage

stoppage
noun
1) (halt) Stillstand, der; (strike) Streik, der
2) (cancellation) Sperrung, die; (of delivery) Einstellung, die
3) (deduction) Abzug, der
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[-pi‹]
noun ((an) act of stopping or state or process of being stopped: The building was at last completed after many delays and stoppages.) die Stockung
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stop·page
[ˈstɒpɪʤ, AM ˈstɑ:p-]
n
1. (act of stopping) of pay, a cheque Sperrung f; of a delivery, supplies, an order Stopp m
power \stoppage Stromsperre f
2. (cessation of work) Arbeitseinstellung f; (strike) Streik m
3. (unintentional) Unterbrechung f
power/water \stoppage Unterbrechung f der Strom-/Wasserversorgung
\stoppage in production Produktionsstillstand m
4. BRIT (deductions from pay)
\stoppages pl Lohn-/Gehaltsabzüge pl
5. (blockage) Verstopfung f; (in traffic) Stau m, Stockung f; MED Stauung f, Blutstau m
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['stɒpɪdZ]
n
1) (in work, game) Unterbrechung f; (in traffic) Stockung f; (in production etc, temporary, because of mechanical problems) Unterbrechung f; (for longer time, because of strike etc) Stopp m; (= strike) Streik m

stoppage of work — Arbeitsniederlegung f

2) (of pay, leave, cheque) Sperrung f; (of delivery, supplies etc) Stopp m; (= deduction) Abzug m
3) (= blockage) Verstopfung f, Stau m
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stoppage [ˈstɒpıdʒ; US ˈstɑp-] s
1. a) (An)Halten n
b) Stillstand m
c) Aufenthalt m
2. (Verkehrs- etc) Stockung f
3. TECH
a) (Betriebs)Störung f, Hemmung f (auch einer Pistole etc)
b) Verstopfung f (auch MED eines Organs)
4. Gehalts-, Lohnabzug m:
stoppage at source Besteuerung f an der Quelle
5. JUR Beschlagnahme f, Sperrung f (von Waren):
stoppage in transit(u) [ˈtrænsıt(uː)] Anhalten n von bereits abgeschickten Waren seitens des Absenders
6. a) (Produktions- etc) Einstellung f:
stoppage of production
b) Arbeitsniederlegung f
7. stoppage of play SPORT Spielunterbrechung f:
stoppage time academic.ru/38220/injury_time">injury time
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noun
1) (halt) Stillstand, der; (strike) Streik, der
2) (cancellation) Sperrung, die; (of delivery) Einstellung, die
3) (deduction) Abzug, der
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n.
Hemmung -en f.
Sperrung -e f.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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