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stop someone in their tracks
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1.
General English
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neutral
To cause a person to halt suddenly and abruptly, especially while walking or moving, because of surprise, shock, fear, or an unexpected event.
2.
General English
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neutral
figurative
To interrupt or prevent someone's progress, plans, or actions by creating a decisive obstacle or moment of astonishment.
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