n.(辩论或竞赛中出现的)僵局，僵持局面，僵局，和棋
vt.使陷入僵局

原形：stalemate第三人称单数：stalemates复数：stalemates过去式：stalemated过去分词：stalemated现在分词：stalemating

The chess match ended in a stalemate, with neither player able to make a move that would result in checkmate.
围棋比赛以僵局结束，双方都没有能将对方置于死地的一步。
In their negotiations, both parties were unwilling to budge, resulting in a political stalemate.
在谈判中，双方都不愿妥协，导致政治僵局。
After months of deadlock, the union and management finally reached a stalemate agreement.
经过数月的僵持，工会和管理层最终达成了一个僵持的协议。
The football game was called off due to a waterlogged pitch, leaving the teams in a frustrating stalemate.
由于场地积水严重，足球比赛被迫取消，两队都陷入了令人沮丧的僵局。
The business partnership had become a stalemate, with each partner holding on to their respective interests without making progress.
商业合作关系陷入僵局，双方各自坚持己见，无法推进。
The peace talks between the two countries were in a state of stalemate as they couldn't agree on key issues.
双方国家间的和平谈判陷入了僵局，关键问题上无法达成一致。
The debate between the economists was a stalemate, as each side presented equally compelling arguments.
经济学家之间的辩论陷入僵局，双方的观点都有其说服力。
The legal battle between the siblings ended in a stalemate, with the court ordering them to mediate their differences.
兄弟俩的法律纠纷以僵持告终，法院要求他们调解分歧。
The pandemic has left many small businesses in a financial stalemate, unable to recover from the initial shock.
疫情使许多小企业陷入财务僵局，无法从最初的冲击中恢复过来。
The online game entered a technical stalemate when players were stuck in a loading screen for hours.
在线游戏中，玩家被困在加载屏幕长达数小时，游戏进入了技术性僵局。