1.僵局
2.阻塞
3.木材拥塞
4.封锁
1.僵局
2.阻塞
3.木材拥塞
4.封锁
1.a situation in which one problem is stopping anything else from being done
1.Morocco's King Muhammad VI began trying to break the logjam in 2004, when he let Algerians visit his country without a visa.
2004年，摩洛哥国王穆罕默德六世试图打破僵局，他允许阿尔及利亚人不用签证就可以游览摩洛哥。
2.Japan's political logjam won't likely be a problem, as 'you're obviously going to get a cooperative approach, ' he said.
他说，日本的政治僵局不太会是问题，因为他们显然需要采取一种合作的方式。
3.Barack Obama said he wanted to see the logjam broken in the next couple of days and urged members of Congress to think in ambitious terms.
奥巴马称，他希望未来几天能够打破僵局，敦促国会成员从更长远的眼光考虑问题。
4.It might sound preposterous but the only way out of this logjam is to pull back the manufacturing base out of China.
现在的办法也许是荒谬可笑的，但现在解决僵局的唯一办法就是将制造业移出中国。
5.The resulting backlog from her and other employees led to a logjam of messages in everyone's in-boxes on Monday.
她和其他员工的这种做法导致周一的邮件发送出现拥堵。
6.And until the tight global credit logjam really can be broken up, the currently tense economic climate will remain.
直到全球信贷紧缩的僵局被真正打破，目前紧张的经济气候将会持续。
7.For New York, they would obtain Paul and Okafor and have a bit of logjam at the forward spot.
对于纽约来说，他们能得到保罗和奥卡福，在前锋的位置上也可打破僵局。
8.So I realized that she took the initiative to break the logjam!
所以我一下子意识到她是在采取主动打破僵局。
9.This week brought signs of a possible movement in the logjam.
本周出现了一些可能突破僵局的迹象。
10.The logjam was broken when Brown yielded on condition that Britain obtained the foreign policy job in return.
但昨天下午，布朗做出了让步，条件是作为回报，英国应获得的外交政策一职，此举打破了僵局。