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impasse [ɛ̃pαs]feminine nouna. ( = rue) cul-de-sac• « impasse » "no through road"b. ( = situation sans issue) impasse• être dans l'impasse [négociations] to have reached an impasse ; [relation] to have reached a dead end* * *ɛ̃pas1) ( cul-de-sac) dead end, cul-de-sac GB2) ( situation sans issue) deadlock3) École, Universitéfaire une impasse — to skip parts of one's revision GB ou review US
4) Jeux finesse* * *ɛ̃pɒs nf1) (= rue) dead-end, cul-de-sac2) fig (= situation) deadlock, impasseêtre dans l'impasse [négociations] — to have reached deadlock, to have reached an impasse
* * *impasse nf1 ( cul-de-sac) dead end, cul-de-sac GB;2 ( situation sans issue) deadlock; conduire dans une impasse to lead to a deadlock; conduire qn dans une impasse to lead sb into deadlock; être dans l'impasse or dans une impasse to have reached (a) deadlock; sortir de l'impasse to break ou end the deadlock; impasse constitutionnelle/diplomatique constitutional/diplomatic deadlock;3 Scol, Univ faire une impasse to skip parts of one's revision GB ou review US; faire une impasse en histoire to skip parts of one's history revision;4 Jeux finesse.[ɛ̃pas] nom féminin‘impasse’ ‘no through road’il faut absolument faire sortir les négociations de l'impasse we must break the deadlock in the negotiations
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