deadlock

UK
/ˈdɛd.lɒk/
US
/ˈdɛd.lɑk/
deadlocksubstantiv
deadlocks
Pl.
UK
/ˈdɛd.lɒk/
US
/ˈdɛd.lɑk/
Übersetzungen
impasseEn particulier dans le cadre de négociations ou de discussions.
The talks between the two countries ended in a deadlock.
Les discussions entre les deux pays se sont terminées dans une impasse.
interblocageSens informatique.
The operating system detected a deadlock between two threads accessing the same file.
Le système d’exploitation a détecté un interblocage entre deux threads accédant au même fichier.
pêne dormantSens de serrurerie.
He installed a deadlock on the front door to improve the security of his home.
Il a installé un pêne dormant sur la porte d’entrée pour améliorer la sécurité de sa maison.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
blocageSens général : situation où rien n’avance.
Definitionen
A situation, typically in negotiations or discussions, where no progress can be made because the parties involved cannot agree.
The talks between the two countries ended in a deadlock, with neither side willing to compromise.
A type of lock that is operated by a key or a thumb turn and is used to secure a door.
He installed a deadlock on the front door to improve the security of his home.
(Computing) A condition in which two or more processes are unable to proceed because each is waiting for the other to release a resource.
The operating system detected a deadlock between two threads accessing the same file.
deadlockverb
deadlocked
Präteritum
deadlocked
Partizip Perfekt
deadlocking
Gerundium
UK
/ˈded.lɒk/
US
/ˈded.lɑːk/
Übersetzungen
bloquerPour un processus, une négociation ou une réunion qui se retrouve à l’arrêt.
Budget disagreements deadlocked the committee for weeks.
Des désaccords budgétaires ont bloqué le comité pendant des semaines.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
s’enliserS’emploie surtout pour des négociations ou des discussions.
Definitionen
To bring (a process, negotiation, etc.) to a standstill because the parties or elements involved cannot reach agreement.
Budget disagreements deadlocked the committee for weeks.
To come to a standstill or halt because progress is impossible.
Talks between management and workers deadlocked after the first round.