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单词 deadlock
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The walkout wrecked any chance that the vote could ease the political deadlock.The result came after a period of political deadlock.They claim that negotiations with the government on the reforms have reached deadlock.The two sides have now reached deadlock.He was saved after the judges reached a deadlock.The gaps between the two sides have narrowed considerably after months of deadlock.Indeed, the political deadlock could cause things to worsen.The format did not work with four judges - whose votes could end in deadlock.But there is still no united resolve on how to end the deadlock in Libya.But the negotiations have gone nowhere and reached deadlock on Friday.We decided to stay, and that sign of weakness guaranteed that the first talks ended in deadlock.The meal ends in deadlock.Voters are going to the polls again after a December vote resulted in fruitless coalition talks and six months of political deadlock.If the company remains intransigent, you will have reached a deadlock position and the ombudsman will take up the gauntlet on your behalf.Many of those voting'yes' said they wanted to see an end to political deadlock.After six months of deadlock since inconclusive polls in December, the country goes to the polls again tomorrow.Both sides are due to return to Geneva for a second round of talks on Monday after the initial round ended in deadlock.Once deadlock is reached, the only option is to take the matter to court, which is both costly and time consuming.An economic blockade was imposed on landlocked Nepal, using the pretext that negotiations over the trade treaty between the two countries had reached deadlock.THE world was still waiting for a new Pope last night - after the first vote ended in deadlock.So far, investors have remained largely untroubled by the lack of government since inconclusive elections in December that led to six months of political deadlock. Political deadlock since the country's general election a week ago has undermined investors' slender hopes that a new government can make credible spending cuts.A default on the debt might follow soon after, according to some experts, if the political deadlock continues.HOPES for a deal to stop a sanctions war with Russia collapsed last night as talks in London ended in deadlock.

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deadlock

British English: deadlock NOUN
If a dispute or series of negotiations reaches deadlock, neither side is willing to give in at all and no agreement can be made.
They called for a compromise on all sides to break the deadlock in the world trade talks.
  • American English: deadlock
  • Brazilian Portuguese: impasse
  • Chinese: 僵局
  • European Spanish: punto muerto
  • French: impasse
  • German: Stillstand
  • Italian: punto morto
  • Japanese: こう着状態
  • Korean: 교착 상태
  • European Portuguese: impasse
  • Latin American Spanish: punto muerto

(noun) 
Definition
a point in a dispute at which no agreement can be reached
Peace talks ended in a deadlock last month.
Synonyms
impasse
The company has reached an impasse in negotiations.
stalemate
standstill
halt
Air traffic has been brought to a halt.
cessation
They would not agree to a cessation of hostilities.
gridlock
He agreed that these policies will lead to a gridlock in the future.
standoff
full stop
(noun) 
Dembele broke the deadlock with a late goal.
Synonyms
tie
The first game ended in a tie.
draw
The game ended in a draw.
stalemate
He said the war had reached a stalemate.
impasse
standstill
gridlock
standoff
dead heat

Additional synonyms

in the sense of cessation
Definition
an ending or pause
They would not agree to a cessation of hostilities.
Synonyms
ceasing,
ending,
break,
halt,
halting,
pause,
suspension,
interruption,
respite,
standstill,
stoppage,
termination,
let-up (informal),
remission,
abeyance,
discontinuance,
stay,
rest
in the sense of draw
Definition
a contest or game ending in a tie
The game ended in a draw.
Synonyms
tie,
deadlock,
stalemate,
impasse,
dead heat
in the sense of gridlock
Definition
a point in a dispute at which no agreement can be reached
He agreed that these policies will lead to a gridlock in the future.
Synonyms
deadlock,
halt,
stalemate,
impasse,
standstill,
full stop

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