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opriț

stopped /oˈprit/

adjective#1462 most common

Also: halted, stalled, barred (from doing something)

Example sentences

Trenul este oprit.
The train is stopped.
Mașina a fost oprită de poliție.
The car was stopped by the police.
Copiii au fost opriți la intrarea în parc.
The children were stopped at the entrance to the park.
Lucrările la pod au fost oprite din lipsă de fonduri.
Work on the bridge was halted for lack of funds.
Motorul, oprit brusc în timpul zborului, a fost repornit de pilot.
The engine, suddenly stopped during the flight, was restarted by the pilot.
Procesul de negociere, oprit abrupt anul trecut sub presiunea opiniei publice, a fost reluat abia acum, în condiții mult schimbate.
The negotiation process, abruptly halted last year under public pressure, has only now resumed, under much changed conditions.

Declension

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativeoprit (m) / oprită (f)opriți (m) / oprite (f)
Genitiveoprit (m) / oprite (f)opriți (m) / oprite (f)
Accusativeoprit (m) / oprită (f)opriți (m) / oprite (f)
Vocativeoprit (m) / oprită (f)opriți (m) / oprite (f)

Word family

a oprito stop, to halt
oprirea stop, a halt
opritora stopper or restraining device
opreliștehindrance, prohibition (older or regional use)
neopritunstopped, unchecked

Etymology

"Oprit" is the past participle of the verb "a opri", meaning to stop or halt. Romanian dictionaries trace "a opri" to a Slavic source, generally cited as Old Slavic "oprěti". The participle itself is built the ordinary Romanian way, by adding the Latin-derived past-participle ending "-t" to the verb stem.

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