英語 での To a halt の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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In August 1989, another storm affected microchips, leading to a halt of all trading on Toronto's stock market[5].
When disaster strikes, machinery and production lines often become contaminated, bringing production to a halt.
Coleman's message was responsible for bringing all incoming trains around Halifax to a halt.
As a result, it has agreed to grind to a halt for four months every year to avoid causing more carnage during the migration season.
He deciphered the German messages and helped to bring Hitler and his Third Reich to a halt.
Ultimately traveling over 100 meters, Yutu came to a halt in January 2014.
Soon 135,000 workers were involved and GM production ground to a halt.
In August 1969, Charles Manson brought the free-wheeling 1960s to a halt.
Budget talks between Democrats and Republicans ground to a halt over the weekend in a dispute over immigration policy.
The Ark comes to a halt just outside the front of the building.
Stanley's sound systems were delicate and finicky, and frequently brought shows to a halt with technical breakdowns.
Something like:"The steam engine slows to a halt.
I stood on the train tracks where the prisoners of the camp would arrive, and I felt like I could hear the trains coming to a halt.
And the work on those agenda came to a halt right after the earthquake.
But in the middle of that week He will bring sacrifices and offerings to a halt.
Power transmission was from that point halted sequentially at other sections as well, bringing all Shinkansen trains safely to a halt.
You cannot access the partition present on your external hdd and work completely grinds to a halt.
Cigars lost their popularity to cigarettes between the two World Wars, and in the 1930s the Great Depression again brought the town's expansion to a halt.
Two years later, wage cuts at the Pullman Palace Car Company just outside Chicago, led to a strike, which, with the support of the American Railway Union, soon brought the nation's railway industry to a halt.