stanch

• vt. 止血；使不漏；平息
• vi. 停止流出
• adj. 堅固的；忠實的；防水的

來自古法語 estanchier,止血，來自通俗拉丁語*stanticare,停止，來自 stare,站立，詞源同 stand.

stanch (v.)

"to stop the flow of" (especially of blood), early 14c., from Old French estanchier "cause to cease flowing (of blood), stop, hinder; extinguish (of fire); tire, exhaust, drain" (Modern French étancher), from Vulgar Latin *stancare, perhaps contracted from *stagnicare, from Latin stagnum "pond, pool" (see stagnate). But Barnhart says it probably is from Latin stantio, present participle of stare "to stand."

1. He is a stanch supporter of the Democratic Party.

他是民主黨的忠實支持者.

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2. Cuttlebone can be used as a medicine to stanch bleeding.

海螵蛸可以入藥,用來止血.

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3. I thought it my duty to help stanch these leaks.

我認為幫助堵塞漏洞是我的職責.

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4. Designed with spiral slide to stanch bleeding, can slightly adjust the compression pressure.

壓迫止血采用螺旋滑塊設計, 可微調壓迫壓力.

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5. And they are heightened demand will allow them to stanch recent price declines in the market.

他們還把遏製個人電腦價格下滑的希望寄托在了需求增長上.

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