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stalemated

/ˈsteɪl.meɪ.tɪd/

翻译: 形容局势或谈判陷入僵局,双方均无法取得进展或优势。, 动词,指使局势陷入僵局,使双方都无法继续推进或采取行动,常用于冲突、竞争或谈判中。

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adjective

/ˈsteɪl.meɪ.tɪd/C1formalpolitical
  • zh形容局势或谈判陷入僵局,双方均无法取得进展或优势。

Describes a situation in which progress is blocked, and neither side in a conflict or negotiation can make a move or gain an advantage.

  1. At a standstill due to oppositionC1formal

    In a situation where progress is impossible because two opposing forces or factions are equally strong and refuse to compromise.

    zh陷入僵局

    • The negotiations became stalemated after both sides refused to budge on the key issue.
    • The political debate was stalemated, with neither party willing to accept the other's terms.
    • The project is completely stalemated due to the disagreement between the two departments.

    同义词blockeddeadlockedstuck

    反义词decidedresolvedsettled

词形
  • more stalemated comparative form
  • most stalemated superlative form

verb

stalemate/ˈsteɪl.meɪt/C1formal
  • zh动词,指使局势陷入僵局,使双方都无法继续推进或采取行动,常用于冲突、竞争或谈判中。

A verb used to indicate the act of bringing a situation to a point where no further progress or action is possible, often in a conflict or competition.

  1. To bring to a standstillC1formal

    To cause a situation where no progress can be made because both sides are equally strong or stubborn.

    zh使陷入僵局

    • The negotiations were stalemated by the refusal of both parties to compromise.
    • The chess game was stalemated after a series of defensive moves.
    • The political debate stalemated the legislative process for weeks.

    同义词blockdeadlockfrustrategridlockhaltimmobilizestallthwart

词形
  • stalemated past participle
  • stalemated past simple
  • stalemating present participle
  • stalemates third person singular