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stale.mate5steIl7meItna situation in which neither group involved in an argument can win or get an advantage and no action can be taken僵持，僵局The situation remains a stalemate with neither side prepared to risk the lives of their soldiers in another battle. [C]由于哪一方都不愿将他们士兵的生命在另一场战役中冒险，战局继续僵持着。Tomorrow's meeting between the two leaders is expected to break a diplomatic stalemate that has lasted for ten years. [C]明天两位领导人的会谈有望打破持续了10年的外交僵局。Neither side was willing to compromise and the negotiations ended in stalemate. [U]没有一方愿意让步，谈判以僵局结束。Despite long discussions, the workers and the management remain locked in stalemate. [U]尽管进行了长时间的磋商，工人与资方仍僵持着。In CHESS, stalemate is a position in which one player is unable to move, but their king is not being attacked, which means that neither of the two players wins.(棋)无子可动 ☆CHECKMATE
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