Learning English Vocabulary English in a Minute: Phrases with 'stop'
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Jan 29, 2026 Quick look at four common phrases using the verb stop. Covers phrases meaning relentless pursuit, ending something, being suddenly halted by shock, and taking time to appreciate life. Short, clear examples bring each phrase to life.
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Relentless Determination Phrase
- "Stop at nothing" means you'll do anything to achieve a goal.
- The phrase implies relentless determination to reach an objective.
Workplace Example Of Stopping Bad Behavior
- The speaker gives a workplace example about stolen ideas to illustrate "put a stop to".
- "My manager keeps stealing my ideas. I need to put a stop to it."
Pause To Appreciate Life
- Stop and smell the roses means slow down and appreciate life's good things.
- The presenter urges listeners: "Don't stop learning English."