logjam

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Forestrylogjamlog‧jam /ˈlɒɡdʒæm $ ˈlɒːɡ-, ˈlɑːɡ-/ noun [countable] 1 PROBLEMa situation in which a lot of problems are preventing progress from being made2 TAFa tightly packed mass of floating logs on a riverExamples from the Corpuslogjam• Reaching the ridge, a logjam of bewildered novices develops.• Little wonder that the odd logjam has formed.• This time, I felt sure, the logjam was going to move.• The logjam is occurring because of increased demand on the global communications network.• The logjam on the railways is now playing havoc with the national economy.• Extra work has been commissioned to determine which highway links and junctions would need improvement to relieve any potential traffic logjam.

单词	logjam
释义	logjam From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Forestrylogjamlog‧jam /ˈlɒɡdʒæm $ ˈlɒːɡ-, ˈlɑːɡ-/ noun [countable] 1 PROBLEMa situation in which a lot of problems are preventing progress from being made2 TAFa tightly packed mass of floating logs on a riverExamples from the Corpuslogjam• Reaching the ridge, a logjam of bewildered novices develops.• Little wonder that the odd logjam has formed.• This time, I felt sure, the logjam was going to move.• The logjam is occurring because of increased demand on the global communications network.• The logjam on the railways is now playing havoc with the national economy.• Extra work has been commissioned to determine which highway links and junctions would need improvement to relieve any potential traffic logjam.
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