staunch

UK
/stɔːntʃ/
US
/stɔntʃ/
staunchverb
staunched
Past Simple
staunched
Past Participle
staunching
Gerund
UK
/stɔːntʃ/
US
/stɑːntʃ/
Translations
He tried to staunch the flow of blood from the wound.
Он пытался остановить поток крови из раны.
Additional translations
Definitions
To stop the flow of a liquid, especially blood, from a wound.
The nurse quickly applied pressure to staunch the bleeding from the cut.
To stop or reduce the flow or intensity of something regarded as flowing, such as money, tears, or support.
The government introduced emergency measures to staunch the outflow of capital.
staunchadjective
stauncher
Comp.
staunchest
Super.
UK
/stɔːntʃ/
US
/stɔntʃ/
Translations
His staunch belief in justice inspired many.
Его непоколебимая вера в справедливость вдохновила многих.
She remained a staunch friend through all the hardships.
Она оставалась верным другом через все трудности.
He is a staunch supporter of the local football team.
Он стойкий сторонник местной футбольной команды.
Definitions
Loyal and committed in attitude.
She was a staunch supporter of the environmental movement, attending every rally and protest.
Strongly built or substantial.
The staunch walls of the fortress withstood the siege for months.
stauncheradjective

staunch

stauncher
Comp.
staunchest
Super.
UK
/ˈstɔːntʃə/
US
/ˈstɑːntʃɚ/
Comparative degree of the adjective "staunch"
Translations
более стойкийСравнительная степень прилагательного «стойкий» в значении «более преданный, решительный».
Her allegiance to the team was stauncher than ever.
Её преданность команде была более стойкой, чем когда-либо.
Definitions
Comparative degree of staunch: more loyal, firm, or resolute.
Her allegiance to the team was stauncher than ever.
staunchernoun
Definitions
A steadfast or loyal supporter.
As a stauncher of the cause, she never missed a rally.
A device, substance, or dressing used to stop the flow of blood.
The field medic applied a stauncher to the soldier's wound to stem the bleeding.