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standoff

/ˈstændɒf/

/ˈstændɔf/

standoffsubstantiv

standoffs

Pl.

/ˈstændɒf/

/ˈstændɔf/

Übersetzungen

противостояние

The standoff between the two countries lasted for months.

Противостояние между двумя странами длилось несколько месяцев.

тупик

The negotiations reached a standoff, and no agreement was made.

Переговоры зашли в тупик, и соглашение не было достигнуто.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

конфликт

застой

разногласие

Definitionen

A situation in which neither side in a conflict or dispute can make progress or win.

The negotiations ended in a standoff, with neither party willing to compromise.

A deadlock between two equally matched opponents in a competition or conflict.

The chess match resulted in a standoff, as both players were evenly skilled.

A device used to create space or distance between two objects, often used in construction or electronics.

The technician used a standoff to separate the circuit board from the metal casing.

Synonyme

standoffadjektiv

/ˈstændɒf/

/ˈstændˌɔf/

Used attributively to qualify a noun, especially in military or technical contexts (e.g., "standoff weapon").

Definitionen

Designed to be operated, launched, or positioned at a distance from the target or point of impact.

Standoff missiles allow the aircraft to engage targets without entering enemy airspace.

Synonyme