halted

UK
/ˈhɔːltɪd/
US
/ˈhɔltɪd/
haltedpast participle
UK
/ˈhɔːltɪd/
US
/ˈhɔltɪd/
Past participle of the verb "halt" used adjectivally; denotes something that has stopped.
Translations
arrêtéSe dit d’un mouvement ou d’un processus qui s’est arrêté.
The halted train caused a delay in the morning commute.
Le train arrêté a causé un retard dans les trajets du matin.
Additional translations
interrompuEmploi fréquent pour un processus, une activité ou une progression interrompus.
Definitions
Stopped or paused in movement or progress.
The halted train caused a delay in the morning commute.
haltverb

halted

Past Simple

halted
Past Simple
halted
Past Participle
halting
Gerund
UK
/hɔːlt/
US
/hɔlt/
Translations
The train will halt at the next station.
Le train s’arrêtera à la prochaine station.
interrompreQuand il s’agit d’empêcher la poursuite d’une action ou d’un processus.
The government decided to halt the construction project due to environmental concerns.
Le gouvernement a décidé d’interrompre le projet de construction pour des raisons environnementales.
Additional translations
hésiterPour une parole ou une voix qui se bloque momentanément.
Definitions
To bring or come to an abrupt stop.
The train will halt at the next station.
To stop the progress or movement of something.
The government decided to halt the construction project due to environmental concerns.
To hesitate or falter, especially in speech.
Her voice halted when she remembered the accident.
haltnoun
Definitions
A temporary or permanent stop or pause in movement or progress.
The sudden halt of the train caught all the passengers by surprise.
A minor railway station or stop, typically without a station building.
The train made a brief stop at the small halt before continuing its journey.
Lameness or an act of limping (archaic).
The knight cared for the halt he met on the road.
haltinterjection
Definitions
Used as a command to stop or cease movement.
Halt! Who goes there?
haltadjective
Definitions
Lame; unable to walk properly (archaic).
Alms were given to the halt and the blind.