单词 | gridlocks |
释义 | gridlock1 of 2noun grid·lock ˈgrid-ˌläk 1 : a traffic jam in which a grid of intersecting streets is so completely congested that no vehicular movement is possible 2 : a situation resembling gridlock (as in congestion or lack of movement) political gridlock gridlock 2 of 2verb gridlocked; gridlocking; gridlocks transitive + intransitive : to cause to be in a state or situation in which movement or progress is stopped completely : to produce gridlock in or of streets gridlocked by heavy traffic a government gridlocked by partisan rancor Neighbors of the proposed site near the intersection … told commissioners they were concerned the school would bring hundreds of additional cars to the area, further gridlocking already bumper-to-bumper traffic. Kyra Gurney Almost immediately, heavy rains had gridlocked the narrow supply trail from Siboney on the coast. Michael Blow also : to experience gridlock This statement came while Congress gridlocked yet again on a campaign finance measure. David Corn gridlocks 1 of 2 nounas in halts a point in a struggle where neither side is capable of winning or willing to give in with the White House controlled by one party and Congress by the other, the nation experienced four years of legislative gridlock Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance
gridlocks 2 of 2verbas in congests Synonyms & Similar Words
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