n.僵局(因意见分歧而无法采取行动)，市区交通大堵塞

原形：gridlock复数：gridlocks

The city center was in gridlock due to a protest, causing hours of delay for commuters.
市中心因为抗议活动陷入了交通瘫痪，导致通勤者们延误了数小时。
Gridlock occurred during rush hour when two major roads intersected, resulting in a traffic jam.
在上下班高峰期，两条主要道路的交汇处发生了交通堵塞。
The snowstorm created gridlock across the entire city, making it impossible to reach the airport on time.
雪暴导致全城交通瘫痪，无法按时赶到机场。
Gridlock in the Senate prevented the passage of the environmental bill, leaving it in limbo.
参议院的僵局阻碍了环保法案的通过，使它陷入了停滞状态。
The meeting was at a gridlock as both sides refused to compromise on their positions.
会议陷入僵局，双方都坚持己见，不愿妥协。
Gridlock in the supply chain due to the pandemic led to shortages of essential goods.
由于疫情导致供应链瘫痪，使得必需品出现短缺。
The negotiation process reached a gridlock when neither party was willing to budge on key issues.
谈判过程因双方在关键问题上都不肯让步而陷入僵局。
The town's outdated infrastructure often results in gridlock during peak tourist season.
这个小镇过时的基础设施常常在旅游旺季导致交通拥堵。
Gridlock on the information superhighway occurs when too many users access a website simultaneously, causing it to crash.
当太多用户同时访问一个网站时，就像信息高速公路发生交通瘫痪一样，导致网站崩溃。
Gridlock between management and labor unions hindered productivity in the factory.
管理层与工会之间的僵局阻碍了工厂的生产效率。