0 always loyal in supporting a person, organization, or set of beliefs or opinions -- 忠實的；堅定的
1 to stop something happening, or to stop liquid, especially blood, from flowing out -- 制止；止住（尤指出血）
In this region, too, frustration is growing among the civilian population, due to the government's inability to staunch a destructive rebellion which has little popular support.
He was a brilliant scientist and a staunch supporter of this journal, and will be greatly missed by his many friends and colleagues around the world.
By the late 1840s he was emerging as a leading liberal agriculturalist, a staunch supporter of free trade in food and an advocate of ' high farming'.
Will he tell us what he is doing now to staunch the flow of nurses resigning from the national health service?
I am, as you know, a staunch supporter of enlargement.
Of course, you can always count on my staunch support.
They have been our friends and staunch allies through many difficult situations.
What an unspeakable relief his speeches and actions were to us; how staunch a friend he was even before he became our ally.
