英 [stɑːntʃ] 美 [stɑːntʃ]
vt. 止血；使不漏；平息
vi. 停止流出
adj. 坚固的；忠实的；防水的
第三人称单数stanches
现在分词stanching
过去式stanched
过去分词stanched
stanch /stɔːntʃ/
动词 to stem the flow of (a liquid, esp blood) or (of a liquid) to stop flowing 止住(液体，尤指血液)
名词 a primitive form of lock in which boats are carried over shallow parts of a river in a rush of water released by the lock 简易船闸
... stance 位置 stanch 止血 stanchly 坚强地 ...
... stanch 止血 stanch 坚强的 stand 站住 ...
... stance n. 站姿；立场 stanch v. 制止（血液），止住 substance n. 大意，根据，实质；物质 ...
... stance n.站姿；立场 stanch v.制止(血液)，止住 standstill n. 处于停顿状态，中止 ...
stanchly 坚强地；忠实地；可靠地
I paused in my fiction to shield my eyes and stanch the arrow-straight tracks clawed down my cheek.
飞箭在我脸上笔直地犁出了一条伤口，我停止了幻想，遮住眼睛，赶忙去止血。
I thought it my duty to help stanch these leaks.
我认为帮助堵塞漏洞是我的职责。
His immediate challenge is to stanch the flow of oil.
他当前最紧迫的任务是堵住原油泄露。
Here I paused in my fiction to shield my eyes and stanch the arrow-straight tracks clawed down my cheek.
飞箭在我脸上笔直地犁出了一条伤口，我停止了幻想,遮住眼睛，赶忙去止血。
1945年后的美国小说课程节选 : 耶鲁公开课
Rivers, frantically strapping tourniquets onto the remains of his legs to try to stanch the bleeding.
To stanch the bleeding, some cable companies have begun to quietly offer stripped-down plans to retain viewers.
Capital controls and even travel restrictions would be needed to stanch the bleeding of money from the economy.