suspend
معطل
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
ادهورا چهوڑنا,
لٹکانا
example
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.
Cannier SME owners will 'suspend' judgement until they see what real changes emerge in the kind of deals their banks are prepared to offer.
Recently Ryanair was forced to temporarily 'suspend' services on its Strasbourg / London route.
Mainly, I feel I must 'suspend' any judgement until next weekend, just because so much could change in the time remaining.
The traders have been forced to temporarily 'suspend' trading as they do not want any more clients to fall into this black hole.
At the head of the room, a large screen was 'suspended' from the ceiling and onto it was projected what appeared to be the layout for their graduation.
They are currently 'suspended' from duty and facing criminal charges in relation to allegations made by various inmates.
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 missiles are 'suspended' from four underwing pylons.
It is more appropriate to think of it as a colloid system of small solid particles 'suspended' in water.
He said four of the 12 officers have already been 'suspended' for failing to stop looting.
His driver's licence was 'suspended' for 28 days pending his appearance.
He was immediately 'suspended' from duty when the offences came to light and is now no longer with the service.
Chemists are most often concerned with colloids in which solid or liquid particles are 'suspended' in a liquid.
Ticket sales at the Glasgow Film Theatre were temporarily 'suspended' prior to a showing in late August.
Now Bromley police have 'suspended' him while they carry out an investigation.
Instead, the judge 'suspended' the 18-month prison sentence for two years.
This type of sediment will be 'suspended' in stormwater for long periods of time, can be carried long distances and is likely to cause environmental harm upon reaching waterways.
Following the Thursday explosion, reports were circulated that claimed the security raid has been 'suspended' and forces were ordered to retreat.
The dispersed particles do not remain 'suspended' indefinitely but eventually settle to the bottom of the container because of the gravitational pull.
They're all 'suspended' in mid-air and don't really have anything to say.
There is also a shower room, and a cosy den - breaking away from all the open space - in which the warehouse's original hoisting gear is 'suspended' from the ceiling.
The teachers said they were temporarily 'suspending' further action after the meeting because they expected their demand would be dealt with.
Behind the low stage a large dark blue gauze drape with subtle, pastel coloured swirls was 'suspended' from the high ceiling.
Excursions to the glacier by horse-drawn carriage have been temporarily 'suspended' and may not resume for the rest of the summer season.
A timber deck is 'suspended' from the concrete slab roof.
He has now been 'suspended' while the investigation continues.
The seats are 'suspended' from wall and ceiling mounts.
The Evening Echo has learned he was 'suspended' from his role as governor immediately after he was arrested.
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