halt
halt
hɔlt
hawlt
British pronunciation
/hˈɒlt/

Definition & Meaning of "halt"in English

to halt
01

to make someone or something stop

Transitive: to halt sb/sth
to halt definition and meaning
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An unexpected obstacle on the railroad tracks forced the train conductor to halt the locomotive.
02

to a stop moving, usually suddenly or abruptly

Intransitive
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The train began to halt as it approached the crowded station.
03

to stop or bring an activity, process, or operation to an end

Transitive: to halt a process or activity
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The company decided to halt the production of the outdated model.
Halt
01

a temporary stop in movement, activity, or process

halt definition and meaning
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The train came to a sudden halt at the station, allowing passengers to board.
02

the occurrence of something coming to a complete stop or conclusion

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The ceasefire marked the halt of hostilities in the region.
03

the condition of being inactive, stationary, or at rest, typically following an interruption

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The river was in a halt during the drought, with little visible flow.
01

having impaired or disabled feet or legs

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The horse was old and halt, barely able to stand.
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