vt.止住，使（伤口）止血，止（血）
vi.停止流出
adj.坚固的，坚定的

原形：stanch第三人称单数：stanches过去式：stanched过去分词：stanched现在分词：stanching

The bleeding finally stanched when I applied pressure to the wound.
我对伤口施加压力后，流血终于止住了。
She used a cold compress to stanch the swelling on her ankle.
她用冷敷来减轻脚踝的肿胀。
The government's economic reforms have helped to stanch the flow of capital out of the country.
政府的经济改革有助于阻止资本外流。
The injured soldier managed to stanch his own bleeding with a bandage.
受伤的士兵设法用绷带止住了自己的出血。
His tears stanching, he gathered his strength to face the challenge ahead.
他止住了眼泪，鼓起勇气面对前方的挑战。
The doctor applied a stanchion to stabilize the patient's fractured leg.
医生使用夹板来固定病人骨折的腿。
The mayor's speech aimed to stanch the growing public discontent.
市长的讲话旨在平息日益增长的公众不满。
The leak in the pipe was temporarily stanched with a piece of duct tape.
管道的泄漏暂时用胶带堵住了。
Her efforts to stanch the rumors were in vain; they only spread further.
她试图制止谣言的努力是徒劳的，反而让它们传得更广。
The company's cost-cutting measures were successful in stanching their financial losses.
公司的削减成本措施成功地遏制了财务损失。