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Meanings of dead end in anglès
A situation in which no progress can be made or no advancement is possible.
portuguès
beco sem saída Sinònims
Examples for "standstill"
Examples for "standstill"
1
Thousands were forced to take their cars, bringing roads to a standstill.
2
Hezbollah battled Israel to a standstill in the 2006 Lebanon border war.
3
Neighbourhoods were head-deep in water and public transport came to a standstill.
4
I knew what to expect; everything ground to a standstill within seconds.
5
In Croatia, flooding brought traffic to a standstill in several coastal towns.
1
So months of political deadlock are likely no matter what the result.
2
Sheyko said the music industry was in deadlock because of the situation.
3
However, differences over issues such as governance and regulation have created deadlock.
4
This level of demand injection would help break the current economic deadlock.
5
Paquette's goal broke the scoreless deadlock 12 minutes into the second period.
1
The answer to that question would go far to solving this impasse.
2
Non-essential government work has been halted until the budget impasse is resolved.
3
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn described the impasse as unprecedented and extremely serious.
4
Hancock also said ousting May would not help resolve the current impasse.
5
Pennsylvania schools taking out more loans amid state budget impasse HARRISBURG, Penn.
1
Referring to the conflict, he said: It's certainly moving toward a stalemate.
2
I'm worried the situation will result in a squalid kind of stalemate.
3
Sources close to the two parties said however, that the stalemate remained.
4
It may take a crisis before we can break the political stalemate.
5
The items - each merely a few words - hold us stalemate.
Usage of dead end in anglès
1
As far as Richard could remember, Hanway Place was a dead end.
2
But, in more recent years, it has run into a dead end.
3
And for my purposes, I'm afraid geothermal energy is a dead end.
4
I was wrong in thinking that the Bridge was a dead end.
5
Women's studies courses, which encourage resentful, separatist thinking, are a dead end.
6
I shuffled forward until the crawl space came to a dead end.
7
We sat down and decided things had come to a dead end.
8
To take one position or another is to hit a dead end.
9
She'd had plenty of experience with the databases being a dead end.
10
He readily acknowledges the museum's cloning research may hit a dead end.
11
She'd memorized every twist and dead end of the narrow walled ways.
12
Sorry to offer a dead end, man, Bealey added, and hung up.
13
It was a dead end but here they called it a cul-de-sac.
14
Rabban stood at the dead end in dismay, looking over the precipice.
15
If we don't check out this address, we've hit a dead end.
16
Stepping around the corpse, she continued, shortly coming to a dead end.
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Translations for dead end
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Dead end through the time
Dead end across language varieties
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Common
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Common
Ireland
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