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deadlock n.僵局；停顿；(比赛等的)分数不分上下v.停顿；相持不下 (1) 谈判陷入僵局。(2) 不经过巨变，僵局将很难打破。(3) 我们只能做些较小的让步，但这就可能打破僵局。(4) 检测出潜在的死锁状态。(5) 这次比赛出现两次平局,在第二个四分之一场的第五分钟宾夕法尼亚州队第一次将比分拉平。 Deadlock can also mean a game that results in an unbreakable tie or a stalemate, like when you are in a five-hour thumb-wrestling match with no winner. You can easily remember the meaning of this compound word, by thinking about its two word parts — dead + lock. The first appearance of deadlock was in The Critic, a play by Richard Brinsley Sheridan: “I have them all at a deadlock, for every one of them is afraid to let go first.”

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英 ['dedlɒk] 美 ['dedlɑːk] (1) The negotiations have reached a deadlock.(2) Without upheaval, deadlock would be entrenched.(3) We can only make minor concessions, but it might break the deadlock.(4) A potential deadlock condition has been detected.(5) Pennsylvania produced the first of the game's two deadlocks at 5:00 of the second quarter. Use the noun deadlock to describe a standstill, as when two people or sides cannot move beyond a disagreement. 1[N-VAR 可变名词]僵局；僵持 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...他们呼吁各方作出让步以打破世界贸易谈判中的僵局。Peace talks between the two sides ended in deadlock last month.双方上个月的和平谈判陷入了僵局。

英语单词	deadlock
英美音标	英 ['dedlɒk] 美 ['dedlɑːk]
中文释义	n.僵局；停顿；(比赛等的)分数不分上下 v.停顿；相持不下
英语例句	(1) The negotiations have reached a deadlock. (2) Without upheaval, deadlock would be entrenched. (3) We can only make minor concessions, but it might break the deadlock. (4) A potential deadlock condition has been detected. (5) Pennsylvania produced the first of the game's two deadlocks at 5:00 of the second quarter.
中文例句	(1) 谈判陷入僵局。 (2) 不经过巨变，僵局将很难打破。 (3) 我们只能做些较小的让步，但这就可能打破僵局。 (4) 检测出潜在的死锁状态。 (5) 这次比赛出现两次平局,在第二个四分之一场的第五分钟宾夕法尼亚州队第一次将比分拉平。
vocabulary简明	Use the noun deadlock to describe a standstill, as when two people or sides cannot move beyond a disagreement.
vocabulary扩展	Deadlock can also mean a game that results in an unbreakable tie or a stalemate, like when you are in a five-hour thumb-wrestling match with no winner. You can easily remember the meaning of this compound word, by thinking about its two word parts — dead + lock. The first appearance of deadlock was in The Critic, a play by Richard Brinsley Sheridan: “I have them all at a deadlock, for every one of them is afraid to let go first.”
柯林斯解释	1 [N-VAR 可变名词]僵局；僵持 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... 他们呼吁各方作出让步以打破世界贸易谈判中的僵局。 Peace talks between the two sides ended in deadlock last month. 双方上个月的和平谈判陷入了僵局。

Deadlock Sides Negotiations Break 英 Dedlɒk] 美 Dedlɑːk N.僵局；停顿；(比赛等的)分数不分上下