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Definition of logjam - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
obstaclesituation where progress is blocked or stalled
- Negotiations hit a logjam and no agreement could be reached..
2.
obstructionRare immovable mass of logs blocking a riverRare
- The logjam in the river caused a flood.
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immovable mass of logs blocking a river
Expressions with logjam
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resolve a situation where progress is blocked
The manager's decision helped break the logjam in negotiations.
remove obstacles to allow progress
The manager worked hard to clear the logjam in production.
Origin of logjam
American English, log (tree trunk) + jam (blockage)
Examples of logjam in a sentence
A logjam in the supply chain caused delays. The logjam blocked the canoeists' path. Efforts to clear the logjam were unsuccessful.
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- French:blocage, embâcle, ...
- German:Stillstand, Holzstau, ...
- Italian:blocco, ostruzione, ...
- Spanish:bloqueo, atasco de troncos, ...
- Portuguese:impasse, obstrução, ...
- Chinese:僵局, 木材堵塞, ...
- Japanese:行き詰まり, 丸太詰まり, ...
- Arabic:جمود, كتلة أخشاب, ...
- Hebrew:מְבוֹי סָתוּם, סְתִימַת בּוּלֵי עֵץ, ...
- Russian:тупик, затор, ...
- Ukrainian:глухий кут, завал, ...
- Hindi:गतिरोध, लकड़ी अवरोध, ...
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