impasse in Greek
impasse in Greek is αδιέξοδο — impasse means a situation where no further progress can be made; a deadlock.
impasse in Greek
αδιέξοδο
Pronounced: adiexodo
(figurative) A deadlock or stalemate situation in which no progress can be made.
What does "impasse" mean?
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noun A situation where no further progress can be made; a deadlock.
"The talks reached an impasse over funding."
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noun A dead-end street.
"The old French quarter has several narrow impasses."
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impasse in a sentence
- The talks reached an impasse over funding.
- The old French quarter has several narrow impasses.
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What is "impasse" in Greek?
"impasse" in Greek is αδιέξοδο. impasse means: A situation where no further progress can be made; a deadlock.
How do you pronounce αδιέξοδο?
"impasse" in Greek is αδιέξοδο, pronounced "adiexodo".
How do you use "impasse" in a sentence?
Example: "The talks reached an impasse over funding." In Greek, "impasse" is αδιέξοδο.
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