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1. (n.) dead end
a street, corridor, etc., that has no exit.
2. dead end
a position with no hope of progress; blind alley.
Etymology: (1885–90)
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1. (noun) cul, cul de sac, dead end
a passage with access only at one end
2. (adj) deadlock, dead end, impasse, stalemate, standstill
a situation in which no progress can be made or no advancement is possible
"reached an impasse on the negotiations"
3. (adj) dead-end
lacking opportunities for development or advancement
"stuck in a dead-end job"
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1. (noun) dead end
a street with no exit
***We live on a dead end.
2. dead end
a situation without hope of progress
The job was a dead end.
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Sense: a road closed off at one end.
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 Afrikaans: doodloopstraat |
 Arabic: طَريق مَسْدود |
 Bulgarian: задънена улица |
 Brazilian: beco sem saída |
 Czech: slepá ulice |
 German: die Sackgasse |
 Danish: lukket vej; blind vej |
 Greek: αδιέξοδο |
 Spanish: callejón sin salida |
 Estonian: tupik |
 Farsi: مسیر بن بست |
 Finnish: umpikuja |
 French: cul-de-sac |
 Hebrew: לְלֹא מוֹצָא |
 Hindi: बंद गली |
 Croatian: krsj ogranka,ćorsokak |
 Hungarian: zsákutca |
 Indonesian: buntu |
 Icelandic: blindgata |
 Italian: vicolo cieco |
 Japanese: 行き止まり |
 Korean: 막다른 골목 |
 Lithuanian: aklagatvis |
 Latvian: aklā iela; strupceļš |
 Malay: jalan mati |
 Dutch: doodlopende weg |
 Norwegian: blindvei |
 Polish: ślepa uliczka |
 Persian: مسیر بن بست |
 Pashto: بنده لاره |
 Portuguese: beco sem saída |
 Romanian: fundătură |
 Russian: тупик |
 Slovak: slepá ulica |
 Slovenian: slepa ulica |
 Serbian: ćorsokak |
 Swedish: återvändsgata |
 Thai: ทางตัน |
 Turkish: çıkmaz sokak |
 Taiwanese: (街道等)閉塞不通的一頭 |
 Ukrainian: глухий кут |
 Urdu: اندھی بند سڑک |
 Vietnamese: ngõ cụt |
 Chinese: （街道等）闭塞不通的一头 |
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