| 释义 |
full stop
UK (US period)
noun countable
ADVANCED
■the punctuation mark (.) that is put at the end of a sentence, or at the end of a word that has been shortened 句号
UK (US period)
noun countable
come to a full stop
■to end, especially because of problems （尤指因出现问题而）中止，结束•It looks like negotiations between the two sides have come to a full stop.看起来双方的谈判中止了。
UK (US period)
adverb
■used at the end of a sentence, usually when you are angry, to say you will not continue to discuss a subject 到此为止，得了，不必多说•Look, I'm not lending you my car, full stop!好了，我不会借给你汽车的，不必多说了！ |