standoff meaning in 中文 | English Dictionary

📖 释义

noun
僵局; 对峙; 平局; 隔离柱

EN: A situation in which two opposing parties are unable to reach an agreement or make progress, resulting in a deadlock or impasse.; A confrontation, especially an armed one, in which opposing forces face each other without either side advancing or retreating.; A tie or draw in a competition or contest where neither side wins.; A small spacer or mounting device used to keep two components at a fixed distance from each other, commonly used in electronics and construction.

可数复数: standoffs

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standoffish

stalematedeadlockimpassestandstilldraw

resolutionbreakthroughagreement

stand off

EN: 'Stand off' (two words) is a phrasal verb meaning to keep at a distance; 'standoff' (one word) is the noun meaning a deadlock or stalemate.

zh: 'Stand off'（两个词）是一个短语动词，意为保持距离；'standoff'（一个词）是名词，意为僵局或僵持。

EN: The noun is written as one word ('standoff'), while the verb is two words ('stand off'). The adjective 'standoffish' retains the double 'f'.

zh: 名词写作一个词（'standoff'），而动词是两个词（'stand off'）。形容词'standoffish'保留了双'f'。

The negotiations ended in a standoff, with neither side willing to compromise.

谈判以僵局告终，双方都不愿妥协。
The police standoff with the armed suspect lasted over six hours.

警方与持枪嫌疑人的对峙持续了六个多小时。
The match ended in a standoff, with both teams scoring two goals each.

比赛以平局告终，双方各进两球。
The circuit board was mounted to the chassis using brass standoffs.

电路板使用黄铜隔离柱固定在机箱上。