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come to a full stop

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come to a full stop
to end, especially because of a problem or difficulty After a series of health problems his career came to a full stop.
See also: come, full, stop


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The tractor doesn't have to come to a full stop to reverse directions; the operator simply has to depress the clutch and switch the shuttle control.
One evening while looking out for good drivers in an unmarked police car at a four-way stop, Smith watched nearly a dozen drivers fail to come to a full stop within the first five minutes.
A brushless d-c servo motor can come to a full stop from 3000 rpm in 14 millisec.
 
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