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A sign by the side of a road or street, often at an intersection, instructing vehicle drivers to stop.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Topics: road, transport
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Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
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Across languages
Translations
32 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Afrikaans:
stopteken
— traffic sign
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Arabic:
سطوب
— traffic sign
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Chinese Mandarin:
停車讓行標誌 /停车让行标志
(tíngchē ràngxíng biāozhì)
— traffic sign
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Czech:
stopka
— traffic sign
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Dutch:
stopbord
— traffic sign
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Esperanto:
haltŝildo
— traffic sign
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Finnish:
stop-merkki
— traffic sign
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French:
arrêt
— traffic sign
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French:
stop
— traffic sign
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German:
Stoppschild
— traffic sign
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Greek:
στοπ
(stop)
— traffic sign
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Hungarian:
stoptábla
— traffic sign
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Hungarian:
„Állj! Elsőbbségadás kötelező” tábla
— traffic sign
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Icelandic:
stöðvunarmerki
— traffic sign
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Irish:
comhartha stop
— traffic sign
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Japanese:
一時停止標識
(ichiji teishi hyōshiki)
— traffic sign
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Norwegian Bokmål:
stoppskilt
— traffic sign
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Norwegian Nynorsk:
stoppskilt
— traffic sign
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Polish:
stop
— traffic sign
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Portuguese:
stop
— traffic sign
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Portuguese:
sinal de stop
— traffic sign
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Portuguese:
placa de pare
— traffic sign
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Russian:
движение без остановки запрещено
(dviženije bez ostanovki zapreščeno)
— traffic sign
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Spanish:
señal de alto
— traffic sign
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Spanish:
señal de stop
— traffic sign
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Spanish:
señal de pare
— traffic sign
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Spanish:
alto
— traffic sign
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Spanish:
pare
— traffic sign
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Swedish:
stoppskylt
— traffic sign
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Swedish:
stoppmärke
— traffic sign
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Tagalog:
babalang hinto
— traffic sign
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Ukrainian:
проїзд без зупинки заборонено
(projizd bez zupynky zaboroneno)
— traffic sign
