suspension

/səˈspɛnʃən/
noun 5

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1

(noun.) stopping of activity

ADJ

total | brief, temporary | lengthy, long | immediate

automatic

If you receive three parking tickets, automatic suspension of your driving license will follow.

VERB + SUSPENSION

give sb, impose, order

The principal ordered a two-week suspension for the student after the incident.

get, incur

The student got a two-week suspension after the fight at school.

appeal against

PREP

under ~

The teacher remained under suspension while the school investigated the complaint.

~ from

The athlete faced a two-week suspension from the team after breaking training rules.

PHRASES

a period of suspension

After the fight at school, he received a two-week period of suspension from classes.

2

(noun.) on a vehicle

ADJ

front, rear | active, computer-controlled, independent, self-levelling | car, etc.

VERB + SUSPENSION

be fitted with, have

Modern cars have suspension systems that absorb bumps and make the ride smoother.

SUSPENSION + NOUN

system

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