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impasse

/ɪmˈpæs/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa uma situação sem saída, em que não há possibilidade de avanço ou acordo, ou uma rua sem saída, com apenas uma entrada ou saída.

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noun

/ɪmˈpæs/B2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa uma situação sem saída, em que não há possibilidade de avanço ou acordo, ou uma rua sem saída, com apenas uma entrada ou saída.

A noun referring to a situation where no progress can be made or a dead-end street that has only one entrance or exit.

  1. Situation without progressC1formal

    A situation in which no progress can be made or no advancement is possible due to disagreement or obstacles.

    ptImpasse

    • The negotiations between the two countries have reached an impasse.
    • The project came to an impasse when the team could not agree on the budget.
    • They were stuck at an impasse, unable to find a compromise.

    Sinônimosdead enddeadlockgridlocklogjamstalematestandoffstandstill

    Antônimosadvancementbreakthroughprogressresolution

  2. Dead-end streetB2formal

    A street with only one way in or out; a cul-de-sac.

    ptRua sem saída

    • The house is located at the end of an impasse, so there is very little traffic.
    • The delivery driver couldn't find the address because the street was an impasse.
    • They built a small playground at the turn of the impasse.

    Sinônimosblind alleycul de sacdead enddead-end street

Formas
  • impasses plural form
  • impasses' possessive plural form
  • impasse's possessive singular form
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