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Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

glottal stop [americ ˈɡlɑdl ˌstɑp, Brit ˌɡlɒtəl ˈstɒp] SUBST

Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford
Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

I. stop [americ stɑp, Brit stɒp] SUBST

1. stop (halt):

to bring sth to a stop conversation/proceedings
to come to a stop vehicle/aircraft:
to come to a stop production/conversation:
to put a stop to sth
to put a stop to sth

2.1. stop (break on journey):

2.2. stop:

paradero m lat-amer excl RioPr

3. stop esp Brit :

4. stop MÚS (on organ):

5.1. stop:

5.2. stop FOTO:

6. stop LINGUÍS:

II. stop <Part pres stopping; pass, Part perf stopped> [americ stɑp, Brit stɒp] VERBO trans

1.1. stop (halt):

stop taxi/bus
stop person
stop person

1.2. stop (from escaping):

1.3. stop (brake):

stop vehicle
stop vehicle

1.4. stop (switch off):

stop machine/engine

2.1. stop (bring to an end, interrupt):

stop decline/inflation
stop decline/inflation
stop discussion/abuse
stop discussion/abuse

2.2. stop (cease):

to stop -ing
dejar de  +  infin

3. stop (prevent):

to stop sb (from) -ing esp Brit
impedirle a algn +  infin
to stop sb (from) -ing esp Brit
impedir que algn +  subj
to stop sth -ing
impedir que algo +  subj

4.1. stop (cancel, withhold):

stop subscription
stop payment

4.2. stop (deduct):

stop Brit
stop Brit

5.1. stop (block):

stop hole
stop hole
stop gap
stop tooth

5.2. stop MÚS:

stop string
stop pipe
stop pipe
stop French horn

6.1. stop (bring down):

6.2. stop (parry):

stop blow/punch
stop blow/punch

III. stop <Part pres stopping; pass, Part perf stopped> [americ stɑp, Brit stɒp] VERBO intr

1.1. stop (halt):

stop vehicle/driver:
stop vehicle/driver:

1.2. stop (interrupt journey):

stop train/bus:

1.3. stop (cease operating):

stop watch/clock/machine:

2.1. stop (cease, be discontinued):

ya no le (or me etc.) duele/sale sangre

2.2. stop (interrupt activity):

3. stop coloq (stay):

full stop SUBST Brit

to come to a full stop also americ
to come to a full stop also americ

no Dicionário PONS

glottal stop [ˈglɒtlˈstɒp, americ ˈglɑ:t̬əlˈstɑ:p] SUBST LINGUÍS

no Dicionário PONS

I. stop [stɒp, americ stɑ:p] - ping, -ped - ping, -ped SUBST

1. stop (break in activity):

to put a stop to sth

2. stop (halting place):

3. stop Brit LINGUÍS:

4. stop MÚS:

Expressões:

II. stop [stɒp, americ stɑ:p] - ping, -ped - ping, -ped VERBO trans

1. stop (cause to cease):

2. stop (refuse payment):

stop wages

3. stop (switch off):

4. stop (block):

stop hole, ones ears

5. stop Brit (fill):

III. stop [stɒp, americ stɑ:p] - ping, -ped - ping, -ped VERBO intr

1. stop (cease moving):

stop car

2. stop (cease an activity):

3. stop Brit (stay):

no Dicionário PONS

glottal stop [ˈglat̬·əl·ˈstap] SUBST LINGUÍS

no Dicionário PONS

I. stop [stap] SUBST

1. stop (break in activity):

to put a stop to sth

2. stop (halting place):

3. stop MÚS:

Expressões:

II. stop <- ping, -ped> [stap] VERBO trans

1. stop (cause to cease):

2. stop (refuse payment):

stop payment

3. stop (switch off):

4. stop (block):

stop hole, one's ears

III. stop <- ping, -ped> [stap] VERBO intr

1. stop (cease moving):

stop car

2. stop (cease an activity):

3. stop (pause):

Present
Istop
youstop
he/she/itstops
westop
youstop
theystop
Past
Istopped
youstopped
he/she/itstopped
westopped
youstopped
theystopped
Present Perfect
Ihavestopped
youhavestopped
he/she/ithasstopped
wehavestopped
youhavestopped
theyhavestopped
Past Perfect
Ihadstopped
youhadstopped
he/she/ithadstopped
wehadstopped
youhadstopped
theyhadstopped

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There are no contrasts between the presence of an initial glottal stop and its absence.
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In particular, all consonants except the voiced stops and the glottal stop geminate when following a short vowel.
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As we can see in the table, the glottal stop can be written with either a raised dot or an apostrophe.
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This avoids the glottal stop (momentary silent pause) that would otherwise be required between "a" and a following vowel sound.
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The sokuon also sometimes appears at the end of utterances, where it denotes a glottal stop.
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