cease — to stop doing something or to bring something to an end
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to stop doing something or to bring something to an end
Pronunciation (IPA): /siːs/
Korean meaning: 멈추다, 중단하다, 그만두다
Korean pronunciation: 시스 (강세: 시스)
Example Sentences
- My cat will never cease to amaze me with her ability to knock things off tables.
- The rain didn't cease for three days straight.
- He ceased talking the moment his mother entered the room.
cease
VERB//siːs//
to stop doing something or to bring something to an end

a construction foreman raises his hand high in the air with a firm stopping gesture. All the workers immediately freeze their hammering, drilling, and moving activities. The noise and dust clouds begin settling as machinery stops running. Tools remain suspended mid-swing as workers look toward the foreman. Other crew members put down their equipment and stand still, waiting for instructions. all construction activity ceasing completely at the foreman's command
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When battles cease, we release true peace.
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Origin
라틴어 'cedere'에서 유래되었으며, '물러나다, 양보하다'라는 의미를 가졌습니다. 시간이 지나면서 '완전히 멈추다'라는 강한 의미로 발전했습니다.
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“My cat will never cease to amaze me with her ability to knock things off tables.”
“The rain didn't cease for three days straight.”
“He ceased talking the moment his mother entered the room.”
“The noise from construction will cease at 6 PM according to city regulations.”
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