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['dedlɒk]1) (impasse) punto m. mortoto be at, to reach (a) deadlock — essere, giungere a un punto morto
2) (lock) serratura f. senza scatto* * *noun (a situation in which no further progress towards an agreement is possible: Talks between the two sides ended in deadlock.) punto morto* * *deadlock /ˈdɛdlɒk/n. [cu]1 punto morto (fig.); impasse: Talks have reached deadlock, le trattative sono giunte a un punto morto; The meeting ended in deadlock, la riunione si è conclusa quando si è raggiunta un'impasse; to break the deadlock, superare l'impasse2 (comput.) deadlock, blocco critico; stallo; deadlock* * *['dedlɒk]1) (impasse) punto m. mortoto be at, to reach (a) deadlock — essere, giungere a un punto morto
2) (lock) serratura f. senza scatto
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