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logjam

/ˈlɒɡ.dʒæm/

Traduction: Nom désignant une situation où le progrès est bloqué ou arrêté, souvent en raison d'une accumulation d'obstacles ou d'une activité excessive.

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/ˈlɒɡ.dʒæm/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une situation où le progrès est bloqué ou arrêté, souvent en raison d'une accumulation d'obstacles ou d'une activité excessive.

A noun referring to a situation where progress is blocked or halted, often due to an accumulation of obstacles or excessive activity.

  1. Blocked logs in a riverB2formal

    A large number of logs that have become stuck together, blocking the flow of a river.

    frEmbâcle de billes de bois

    • The logjam prevented the logs from floating downstream.
    • Workers used explosives to break up the logjam.
    • The river was completely blocked by a massive logjam.
  2. Stoppage or deadlockB2informal

    A situation where progress is blocked or delayed, often due to an unusual amount of activity or disagreement.

    frembouteillage / blocage

    • The project hit a logjam when the team couldn't agree on the budget.
    • A logjam of paperwork delayed the approval process.
    • The negotiations broke down, creating a logjam in the peace talks.

    Synonymesblockagecongestiondeadlockgridlockhold upimpassesnarlstalematestandstillstoppage

    Antonymesbreakthroughflowmovementprogress

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  • logjams plural form
  • logjams' possessive plural form
  • logjam's possessive singular form
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