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brake(s). mete fwen (fren) nan yon bagay: to put a stop to sth.Kreyòl : fwen
English : brake(s). mete fwen (fren) nan yon bagay: to put a stop to sth.
Français : frein(s). mete fwen (fren) nan yon bagay : mettre un terme à qc
Español : frenos). mete fwen (fren) nan yon bagay: poner fin a algo
Português : freio (s). mete fwen (fren) nan yon bagay: para acabar com o sth.
stop Ex:Please stop that., to stop, to end, to halt, to put an end to, to apprehend, to hinder, put, to rest, pause, take a break; to alight, perch on, come to rest on; to touch down, land (airplane); to place, put, set; to be at ease, be at rest; to ask (question); to pose (a problem); to put on airs, act uppity; to settle (liquid);, a small amount of sth, a small amount of sth, process, step (toward sth.), to manage to do sth.; to make a living; to strive, to contrive, to, to waste one’s time doing sth, brake, brake, brake, brake, brake fern, brake for wheels, brake light, brake master cylinder, hand brake, boundary line; border; borderline; delimitation; mete.
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