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showstopper in German

showstopper in German is Ausschlusskriterium, K.O.-Kriterium, KO-Kriterium — showstopper means a moment in a performance so impressive that it draws a huge audience reaction.

showstopper in German

Ausschlusskriterium
noun
Any impediment that prevents all further progress.
K.O.-Kriterium
noun
Any impediment that prevents all further progress.
KO-Kriterium
noun
Any impediment that prevents all further progress.
Showstopper
noun
Any impediment that prevents all further progress.

What does "showstopper" mean?

  1. noun A moment in a performance so impressive that it draws a huge audience reaction.
    "Her final solo was the showstopper everyone talked about after the concert."
  2. noun A problem serious enough to halt progress on something, especially a critical software bug.
    "The team delayed the release after finding a showstopper bug in the checkout flow."

showstopper in a sentence

  • Her final solo was the showstopper everyone talked about after the concert.
  • The team delayed the release after finding a showstopper bug in the checkout flow.
  • A single missing permit turned into a showstopper for the whole project.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "showstopper" in German?

"showstopper" in German is Ausschlusskriterium, K.O.-Kriterium, KO-Kriterium. showstopper means: A moment in a performance so impressive that it draws a huge audience reaction.

How do you use "showstopper" in a sentence?

Example: "Her final solo was the showstopper everyone talked about after the concert." In German, "showstopper" is Ausschlusskriterium, K.O.-Kriterium, KO-Kriterium.

Are there other ways to say "showstopper" in German?

Yes — German has 4 translations listed for "showstopper": Ausschlusskriterium, K.O.-Kriterium, KO-Kriterium, Showstopper.

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