deadlock
🇺🇸 /ˈdɛˌdlɑk/
📖 释义
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noun
僵局; 死锁; 暗锁
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verb
陷入僵局
🔗 详情
词形变化
可数
复数: deadlocks
第三人称单数: deadlocks
过去式: deadlocked
过去分词: deadlocked
现在分词: deadlocking
常用搭配
reach a deadlockbreak the deadlockat a deadlockin deadlockend in deadlock
派生词
deadlocked
同义词
stalemateimpassestandoffgridlocklogjam
反义词
breakthroughresolution
易混淆词
gridlock
EN: 'Gridlock' originally refers to traffic paralysis and by extension political paralysis; 'deadlock' is broader, applying to any situation where opposing parties cannot make progress.
zh: 'Gridlock' 最初指交通瘫痪,并引申为政治僵局;'deadlock' 含义更广,适用于任何对立双方无法取得进展的情况。
stalemate
EN: 'Stalemate' originates from chess and implies neither side can win; 'deadlock' emphasizes mutual inability to proceed, often in negotiations or computing.
zh: 'Stalemate' 源自国际象棋,意味着双方都无法获胜;'deadlock' 强调相互无法推进,常见于谈判或计算机领域。
拼写提示
EN: No common spelling issues. Note it is one word, not 'dead lock'.
zh: 没有常见的拼写问题。注意它是一个单词,而不是 'dead lock'。
💬 例句
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The negotiations reached a deadlock after both sides refused to compromise.
双方拒绝妥协,谈判陷入僵局。
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The database system encountered a deadlock when two transactions tried to lock the same rows simultaneously.
当两个事务尝试同时锁定相同的行时,数据库系统遇到了死锁。
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She installed a deadlock on the front door for extra protection at night.
她在前门安装了一把死锁,以便夜间增加保护。
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The committee deadlocked over the budget proposal, with members evenly split.
委员会在预算提案上陷入僵局,成员意见平分秋色。