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gridlock

/ˈɡrɪd.lɒk/

Traduction: Situation, en particulier dans la circulation routière, où un embouteillage est si grave que le mouvement est impossible.

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noun

/ˈɡrɪd.lɒk/B2formal
  • frSituation, en particulier dans la circulation routière, où un embouteillage est si grave que le mouvement est impossible.

A noun referring to a situation, especially in traffic, where congestion is so severe that no movement is possible.

  1. Traffic standstillB2formal

    A traffic jam so severe that vehicles are unable to move at all.

    frEmbouteillage total

    • The entire city center was in gridlock after the parade.
    • He was stuck in gridlock for over two hours.
    • Gridlock is common during rush hour in big cities.

    Synonymescongestionjamlogjamsnarl-upstandstilltraffic jam

    Antonymesflowmovement

  2. Political or industrial deadlockC1formalpolitical

    A situation where progress is blocked because opposing parties refuse to compromise.

    frImpasse politique ou blocage

    • The negotiations ended in gridlock after both sides refused to budge.
    • Political gridlock prevented any new legislation from passing.
    • The industry is facing gridlock due to unresolved labor disputes.

    Synonymesdeadlockimpasselogjamstalematestandstill

    Antonymesaccordagreementcompromiseconsensuscooperation

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  • gridlocks' possessive plural form
  • gridlock's possessive singular form
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