suspend
暂停
definition
verb
work on the dam was suspended
temporarily prevent from continuing or being in force or effect.
the light was suspended from the ceiling
hang (something) from somewhere.
translation of 'suspend'
verb
悬,
辍,
挂上,
吊,
暂停,
停止,
中止,
缓期,
罢,
挂,
缓服兵役,
悬疑,
悬上,
中断,
废弃
example
Cannier SME owners will 'suspend' judgement until they see what real changes emerge in the kind of deals their banks are prepared to offer.
The traders have been forced to temporarily 'suspend' trading as they do not want any more clients to fall into this black hole.
Mainly, I feel I must 'suspend' any judgement until next weekend, just because so much could change in the time remaining.
The market might be saturated, but it matters little for these ubiquitous hawkers, who can't even temporarily 'suspend' or postpone their requirements of daily sustenance.
While we ultimately know this film is a mockumentary, these techniques allow us to temporarily 'suspend' our disbelief.
Recently Ryanair was forced to temporarily 'suspend' services on its Strasbourg / London route.
They're all 'suspended' in mid-air and don't really have anything to say.
Dozens of cages were 'suspended' from special rods around the courtyard.
A single lantern was 'suspended' from another chain attached presumably to a ceiling of sorts, though Oliver's falcon eyes could not penetrate the darkness.
While immediate lay-offs have been temporarily 'suspended' , the crisis continues with thousands of jobs among Rover's suppliers also under threat.
She was 'suspended' from teaching in Oct. 2004 and resigned her position just before Christmas.
Latex emulsions are made up of polymeric materials 'suspended' in an aqueous solvent by a surfactant.
The missiles are 'suspended' from four underwing pylons.
The prison sentence was later 'suspended' for one week, allowing them to appeal to a higher court.
Now Bromley police have 'suspended' him while they carry out an investigation.
It's almost as if we experience an unease, a dislocation, because our freedom to move somewhere else is temporarily 'suspended' .
A senior council employee was subsequently 'suspended' on full pay.
That was dealt with through disciplinary proceedings, and he was 'suspended' for a length of time, and the outcome was that he was dismissed from the service.
Neon tubular lights in the shapes of numerical digits are 'suspended' from its upper edge.
Cloudy spinal fluid may indicate infection because of increased cells and proteins 'suspended' in the fluid.
The floor slab perimeters are 'suspended' via steel hanging rods located in alternate curtain walling mullions with no columns at ground floor level to compromise the huge entrance foyer.
Five years of the sentence was conditionally 'suspended' for five years.
On April 4 he was 'suspended' from his job and two days later was arrested but released on bail after the Crown Prosecution Service decided not to charge him.
The building is 'suspended' from the cliff by cables, so when the glacier goes down, the restaurant literally hangs.
Hall was 'suspended' from his post the following day.
Propofol is 'suspended' in a soybean lipid emulsion, which supports rapid bacterial growth.
His driver's licence was 'suspended' for 28 days pending his appearance.
Each of the fleecy shell jackets is 'suspended' from a hook, with the trousers tucked in beneath and bent at the knee so that the seat touches the hem.
Mitch, and possibly Harley, would be immediately 'suspended' indefinitely.
Instead, the judge 'suspended' the 18-month prison sentence for two years.
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