“Stopping” in Japanese
Short answer
Stopping in Japanese is “停車” (teisha). Full meaning: stopping (of a train, car, etc.), stop.
Other ways to say “Stopping” in Japanese
閉栓
heisen stopping, corking, capping, closing; disconnecting (e.g. gas supply)
エンコ
enko sitting on one's buttocks; breaking down, stopping (e.g. of car engine)
ていしゃ
teisha stopping (of a train, car, etc.), stop
一時停止
ichijiteishi suspension, pause, temporary halt, moratorium; stopping (at an intersection, railway crossing, etc.)
エンゴ
engo sitting on one's buttocks; breaking down, stopping (e.g. of car engine)
えんこ
enko sitting on one's buttocks; breaking down, stopping (e.g. of car engine)
阻止
soshi obstruction, prevention, hindrance, check, blocking, stopping
プルアップ
puruappu pull-up (exercise), chin-up; pull-up (e.g. resistor), hauling up, pulling up; stopping, pulling up (a vehicle)
遠湖
enko sitting on one's buttocks; breaking down, stopping (e.g. of car engine)
圜悟
engo sitting on one's buttocks; breaking down, stopping (e.g. of car engine)
沮止
soshi obstruction, prevention, hindrance, check, blocking, stopping
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