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单词 stoppage
释义
stoppage
noun[C]
uk
/ˈstɒp.ɪdʒ/us
/ˈstɑː.pɪdʒ/

stoppagenoun[C](NOT WORKING)

atimewhenworkisstoppedbecause of adisagreementbetweenworkersandemployers
停工，罢工
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Industrial action
  • abstain
  • anti-strike
  • blackleg
  • cooling-off period
  • demarcation dispute
  • job action
  • lightning strike
  • lock
  • locksomeoneout
  • lockout
  • picket
  • strike
  • strike pay
  • strikebound
  • strikebreaker
  • strikebreaking
  • striker
  • sympathy
  • union-bashing
  • walk
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stoppagenoun[C](MONEY)

UK
(USandAustralian Englishdeduction)
anamountthat is taken away from themoneythat you arepaidbefore youofficiallyreceiveit:
（薪水的）扣除款
Stoppagesincludethings likepensioncontributionsandnationalinsurance.扣除款包括税款、养老公积金和国民保险之类的款项。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Earning money
  • (your)(daily) breadidiom
  • assessable
  • bank
  • base pay
  • basic
  • basic income
  • benefits package
  • feel the pinchidiom
  • hand over fistidiom
  • lineyourpocket(s)idiom
  • livelihood
  • pay packet
  • paycheck
  • pull
  • pullsomethingdown
  • rakesomethingin
  • remonetize
  • remuneration
  • shift
  • sick pay
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You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Costs & expenses

stoppagenoun[C](FOOTBALL)

atimeduring afootballmatchwhen thegameisstoppedbecause of aninjuryto aplayer:
（足球比賽）伤停时间
In acupfinal, if theteamsarelevelafter 90minutesplusanytimeaddedon for stoppages, theyplayextratime.在杯赛的决赛中，如果两支球队在90分钟以及伤停补时之后依然比分持平，他们将进行加时赛。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Football/soccer
  • 18-yard box
  • 2 3 5
  • 4 3 2 1
  • 4 4 2
  • 4 5 1
  • football pools
  • footgolfer
  • formation
  • foul throw
  • four five one
  • four four two
  • premiership
  • professional foul
  • promedios
  • rabona
  • reducer
  • relegation zone
  • sweeper
  • treble
  • woodwork
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stoppagenoun[C](BUS)

Indian English
anoccasionwhen abusstopstoallowpassengersto get on and off
公共汽车停下让乘客上下
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Pauses & interludes
  • abeyance
  • adjournment
  • break
  • break-journey
  • caesura
  • coffee break
  • comfort stop
  • hiatus
  • interlude
  • intermission
  • interval
  • lapse
  • lull
  • non-continuous
  • one-stop
  • pause
  • plateau
  • postponement
  • respite
  • suspension
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(Definition ofstoppagefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

stoppage| American Dictionary

stoppage
noun[C]
us
/ˈstɑp·ɪdʒ/
atimewhenworkisstoppedbecause of adisagreementbetweenworkersandemployers:
After a two-dayworkstoppage in earlyJuly, anotherstrikestartedinSeptember.
(Definition ofstoppagefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

stoppage| Business English

stoppage
noun[C]
HR,WORKPLACE
uk
/ˈstɒpɪdʒ/us
anoccasionwhenemployeesstopworkingbecause of adisagreementwithmanagementaboutpay,holidays, etc.:
a one-day/24-hour, etc. stoppageThetubedrivers' two-day stoppage did notcausethetravelchaosthat wasfeared.
call/organize/stage a stoppageThe Communication WorkersUnioncalled a one-day stoppagefollowingthebreakdownoftalksoverpay.
The company'sperformancewasaffectedbyworkstoppagesat severalNorthAmericanmanufacturers.
begin/joina stoppage
productionstoppages
stoppages[plural]
HR,WORKPLACE,FINANCE
anamountthat anemployertakesfrom themoneyyouearnbefore youreceiveit topayfortax,healthinsurance, etc.:
The ProfitShareSchemeallowsyou tobuysharesinyourfirmout ofyourpaypacketbefore stoppages.
(Definition ofstoppagefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofstoppage

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Most of the stoppages have been unofficial, but the information available does not permit a distinction to be made between these and official stoppages.
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The number of stoppages beginning in 1973 where the principal cause was other than pay is 1,411.
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However, a total of 1,000 days were lost in six stoppages of work by staff in all educational services in 1978.
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Separate estimates are available only for stoppages known to have been official.
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However, according to the information available, there were three major stoppages of this kind in 1972, involving an aggregate of about 400,000 workers.
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Separate estimates are available only for stoppages of work known to be official.
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Corresponding figures for the same period in 1970 are 2,201,000 days lost and 1,212 stoppages.
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The total number of working days lost through stoppages involving 5,000 or more workers in 1979 was 23,295,000.
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Far too often these stoppages are for very trivial and unreasonable causes.
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Details of stoppages known to be official ceased to be published after 1981 due to the practical difficulties in distinguishing stoppages as official or otherwise.
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Last year, across the country, there were only 253 stoppages—the lowest ever recorded.
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I want to be objective, sincere and honest about the question of unofficial stoppages.
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The incidence of stoppages and working days lost in 1992 was the lowest since records began in 1891.
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He requested that the stoppages be limited to £5 a month, leaving him with £2 a week for his own expenses, but his request was refused.
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The number of stoppages, their duration and the consequential financial losses to national newspapers during the past five years include the following.
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