裹足不前; 停止，陷入停顿、停滞状态; 顿足不前
1. 停止：come into operation 启用 | come to a standstill 停止 | come to an end 结束
2. 停顿,骤然停止：92.come to an end 停止,终止. | 93.come to a standstill 停顿,骤然停止. | 94.come to oneself 苏醒.
3. 停滞不前：14: political clout:政治影响力 | 15: come to a standstill:停滞不前 | 16: greenback:美钞
4. 停住,停下来：catch up with 最终对......产生不良影响 | come to a standstill 停住,停下来 | not in the least 根本不,一点都不
1. Some analysts said the numerous areas of disagreement signaled that the round had come to a standstill.
2. The agreements marked a new beginning in the relationship between the two countries, which had come to a standstill under Ukraine's previous president Viktor Yushchenko.
3. " Growth may even come to a standstill if the subsidies are removed, " Xu said.
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4. " Business cannot come to a standstill while the machinery of the tribunal grinds on, " he said.
5. But the partnership has almost come to a standstill as a result of sluggish sales over the past years.
6. Cars come to a standstill on a street in Nanjing, capital of Jiangsu province.
7. Some experts previously predicted that transport in Beijing would come to a complete standstill once the city had 2 million vehicles.
8. IPO activity has come to a virtual standstill in the mainland due to a prolonged slump in the stock market.