stanching 

  1. 動詞
stanch現在分詞:
及物動詞:
止住...(血、眼淚等)
使...(傷口等)止血
使...(漏洞等)不流失
使...(漏洞等)不漏水
使...(物)防水
制止...(壞事等)
(舊語)抑制...(情緒等)

    
                        
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                                And in cace thai may nocht be tane ... to be slane conforme to our Souerane Lady commissioun gevin thairupoun for stanching of sik malefactouris.                            
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                                Now that the city has upgraded its sewage treatment plants to comply with the federal Clean Water Act, it will focus on stanching such overflows and limiting the amount of nitrogen discharged from the sewer system into waters feeding Long Island Sound.                            
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                                Human Rights Watch's refugee rights program director Bill Frelick says Bulgaria's brutal success in stanching the refugee flow highlights the flaws in the European Union's supposedly uniform refugee rules, designed to ensure that refugees get equal treatment wherever they enter.                            
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                                Its report provides analysis and recommendations on a spectrum of discrete policy issues -- democracy promotion, political reform, public diplomacy, strategic communications, and counterradicalization -- offering an integrated approach to stanching the spread of Islamist extremism.                            
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                                Your letter ... contained some amount of backbiting, name-calling and sneering, ... We refrained from wading into this battle in the past out of a hope that the crooked could be straightened by the easiest and softest means. ... But the wound continued to bleed, and in fact increasingly bled, until your last letter arrived, ending any hope of stanching the wound and healing it.                            
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