Definition of logjam in English:

logjam

nounˈlɒɡdʒam

1A crowded mass of logs blocking a river.
Example sentencesExamples
- About 200 years ago, a huge logjam formed in the Red River where it flows through northwestern Louisiana.
- The second is when Pacino first sees Williams and chases him across a logjam in the river, finally falling into the freezing water and struggling to resurface between the massive logs.
- When you decide that certain feelings are too threatening to experience, you cut off your life energy in some way, just like a logjam will dam a river's flow.
- To get around logjams, around dams and around shallow places, they unload their gear and carry the boat to the next put-in; then they backtrack to get the gear.
2A situation that seems irresolvable.
the president can use his power to break the logjam over this issue
Example sentencesExamples
- We have a lot of hope that we can use this bill to break the logjam and move forward on Social Security.
- Although this step does break the logjam to some extent, it is not exactly a huge breakthrough in and of itself.
- He called for ‘full ventilation of the history’ and suggested that leadership was necessary to break the logjam.
- Private messages and other reportage also did not break the logjam.
- Microsoft may be the first to break the logjam in a big way.
- The White House is dressing this up as some way to break the logjam in the peace process.
- I think it will take a nonpolitician to break the logjam.
- Michael Cullen decided to break the logjam, and I compliment him on that.
- Each state, unsurprisingly, wanted to be the lead responder, and the team recommended that Hauer try to break the logjam and give direction.
- One reason for that view is that the new chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Senator Arlen Specter, has been quietly building a strategy that could break the logjam over judicial nominations.
- Attempts to break the logjam struck at the very root of republican theology.
- It would break the logjam that we are now trapped in.
- Incredibly, all six teams in the provincial tournament finished with 1-1 round robin records, as tie-breaking formulas were utilized to break the logjam.
- Is consumer outrage about rising gasoline prices enough to break the logjam blocking an energy bill?
- It is profoundly unlikely that any short-term means can be found to break the logjam.
- During that period, specifically in October 2003 and in December 2004, we agreed to significant initiatives as part of an agreement to break the logjam.
- The poor sods in 1915 danced around every which way to try and break the logjam.
- One thing that may break the logjam is the ability to build a functioning democracy.
1. 2.1 A backlog.
  keeping a diary may ease the logjam of work
  Example sentencesExamples
  More important is the phenomenon called VIP movement that creates traffic logjams that last hours.
  The copayments, user fees, information barriers, and bureaucratic logjams that impair access, especially by the poor, must be eliminated.
  The large numbers of patients create logjams, with some patients spending hours on trolleys.
  Nicola Sturgeon, the SNP's health spokeswoman, challenged ministers to intervene to ease the logjam.
  Synonyms
  accumulation, pile-up, pile, heap, mountain, excess

Definition of logjam in US English:

logjam

noun

1A crowded mass of logs blocking a river.
Example sentencesExamples
- About 200 years ago, a huge logjam formed in the Red River where it flows through northwestern Louisiana.
- To get around logjams, around dams and around shallow places, they unload their gear and carry the boat to the next put-in; then they backtrack to get the gear.
- The second is when Pacino first sees Williams and chases him across a logjam in the river, finally falling into the freezing water and struggling to resurface between the massive logs.
- When you decide that certain feelings are too threatening to experience, you cut off your life energy in some way, just like a logjam will dam a river's flow.
2A situation that seems irresolvable.
the president can use the power of the White House to break the logjam over this issue
Example sentencesExamples
- During that period, specifically in October 2003 and in December 2004, we agreed to significant initiatives as part of an agreement to break the logjam.
- Although this step does break the logjam to some extent, it is not exactly a huge breakthrough in and of itself.
- One thing that may break the logjam is the ability to build a functioning democracy.
- Incredibly, all six teams in the provincial tournament finished with 1-1 round robin records, as tie-breaking formulas were utilized to break the logjam.
- The poor sods in 1915 danced around every which way to try and break the logjam.
- Microsoft may be the first to break the logjam in a big way.
- Each state, unsurprisingly, wanted to be the lead responder, and the team recommended that Hauer try to break the logjam and give direction.
- We have a lot of hope that we can use this bill to break the logjam and move forward on Social Security.
- Michael Cullen decided to break the logjam, and I compliment him on that.
- He called for ‘full ventilation of the history’ and suggested that leadership was necessary to break the logjam.
- It would break the logjam that we are now trapped in.
- The White House is dressing this up as some way to break the logjam in the peace process.
- Private messages and other reportage also did not break the logjam.
- Is consumer outrage about rising gasoline prices enough to break the logjam blocking an energy bill?
- It is profoundly unlikely that any short-term means can be found to break the logjam.
- I think it will take a nonpolitician to break the logjam.
- One reason for that view is that the new chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Senator Arlen Specter, has been quietly building a strategy that could break the logjam over judicial nominations.
- Attempts to break the logjam struck at the very root of republican theology.
1. 2.1 A backlog.
  keeping a diary may ease the logjam of work considerably
  Example sentencesExamples
  The large numbers of patients create logjams, with some patients spending hours on trolleys.
  Nicola Sturgeon, the SNP's health spokeswoman, challenged ministers to intervene to ease the logjam.
  More important is the phenomenon called VIP movement that creates traffic logjams that last hours.
  The copayments, user fees, information barriers, and bureaucratic logjams that impair access, especially by the poor, must be eliminated.
  Synonyms
  accumulation, pile-up, pile, heap, mountain, excess

单词	logjam
释义	Definition of logjam in English: logjam nounˈlɒɡdʒam 1A crowded mass of logs blocking a river. Example sentencesExamples About 200 years ago, a huge logjam formed in the Red River where it flows through northwestern Louisiana. The second is when Pacino first sees Williams and chases him across a logjam in the river, finally falling into the freezing water and struggling to resurface between the massive logs. When you decide that certain feelings are too threatening to experience, you cut off your life energy in some way, just like a logjam will dam a river's flow. To get around logjams, around dams and around shallow places, they unload their gear and carry the boat to the next put-in; then they backtrack to get the gear. 2A situation that seems irresolvable. the president can use his power to break the logjam over this issue Example sentencesExamples We have a lot of hope that we can use this bill to break the logjam and move forward on Social Security. Although this step does break the logjam to some extent, it is not exactly a huge breakthrough in and of itself. He called for ‘full ventilation of the history’ and suggested that leadership was necessary to break the logjam. Private messages and other reportage also did not break the logjam. Microsoft may be the first to break the logjam in a big way. The White House is dressing this up as some way to break the logjam in the peace process. I think it will take a nonpolitician to break the logjam. Michael Cullen decided to break the logjam, and I compliment him on that. Each state, unsurprisingly, wanted to be the lead responder, and the team recommended that Hauer try to break the logjam and give direction. One reason for that view is that the new chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Senator Arlen Specter, has been quietly building a strategy that could break the logjam over judicial nominations. Attempts to break the logjam struck at the very root of republican theology. It would break the logjam that we are now trapped in. Incredibly, all six teams in the provincial tournament finished with 1-1 round robin records, as tie-breaking formulas were utilized to break the logjam. Is consumer outrage about rising gasoline prices enough to break the logjam blocking an energy bill? It is profoundly unlikely that any short-term means can be found to break the logjam. During that period, specifically in October 2003 and in December 2004, we agreed to significant initiatives as part of an agreement to break the logjam. The poor sods in 1915 danced around every which way to try and break the logjam. One thing that may break the logjam is the ability to build a functioning democracy. 2.1 A backlog. keeping a diary may ease the logjam of work Example sentencesExamples More important is the phenomenon called VIP movement that creates traffic logjams that last hours. The copayments, user fees, information barriers, and bureaucratic logjams that impair access, especially by the poor, must be eliminated. The large numbers of patients create logjams, with some patients spending hours on trolleys. Nicola Sturgeon, the SNP's health spokeswoman, challenged ministers to intervene to ease the logjam. Synonyms accumulation, pile-up, pile, heap, mountain, excess Definition of logjam in US English: logjam noun 1A crowded mass of logs blocking a river. Example sentencesExamples About 200 years ago, a huge logjam formed in the Red River where it flows through northwestern Louisiana. To get around logjams, around dams and around shallow places, they unload their gear and carry the boat to the next put-in; then they backtrack to get the gear. The second is when Pacino first sees Williams and chases him across a logjam in the river, finally falling into the freezing water and struggling to resurface between the massive logs. When you decide that certain feelings are too threatening to experience, you cut off your life energy in some way, just like a logjam will dam a river's flow. 2A situation that seems irresolvable. the president can use the power of the White House to break the logjam over this issue Example sentencesExamples During that period, specifically in October 2003 and in December 2004, we agreed to significant initiatives as part of an agreement to break the logjam. Although this step does break the logjam to some extent, it is not exactly a huge breakthrough in and of itself. One thing that may break the logjam is the ability to build a functioning democracy. Incredibly, all six teams in the provincial tournament finished with 1-1 round robin records, as tie-breaking formulas were utilized to break the logjam. The poor sods in 1915 danced around every which way to try and break the logjam. Microsoft may be the first to break the logjam in a big way. Each state, unsurprisingly, wanted to be the lead responder, and the team recommended that Hauer try to break the logjam and give direction. We have a lot of hope that we can use this bill to break the logjam and move forward on Social Security. Michael Cullen decided to break the logjam, and I compliment him on that. He called for ‘full ventilation of the history’ and suggested that leadership was necessary to break the logjam. It would break the logjam that we are now trapped in. The White House is dressing this up as some way to break the logjam in the peace process. Private messages and other reportage also did not break the logjam. Is consumer outrage about rising gasoline prices enough to break the logjam blocking an energy bill? It is profoundly unlikely that any short-term means can be found to break the logjam. I think it will take a nonpolitician to break the logjam. One reason for that view is that the new chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Senator Arlen Specter, has been quietly building a strategy that could break the logjam over judicial nominations. Attempts to break the logjam struck at the very root of republican theology. 2.1 A backlog. keeping a diary may ease the logjam of work considerably Example sentencesExamples The large numbers of patients create logjams, with some patients spending hours on trolleys. Nicola Sturgeon, the SNP's health spokeswoman, challenged ministers to intervene to ease the logjam. More important is the phenomenon called VIP movement that creates traffic logjams that last hours. The copayments, user fees, information barriers, and bureaucratic logjams that impair access, especially by the poor, must be eliminated. Synonyms accumulation, pile-up, pile, heap, mountain, excess
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