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Inglés. Español. dead-end street n. (road: no exit) callejón sin salida nm + loc adj. Don't turn there: it's a dead-end street. No gires ahí, es un callejón sin salida. calle sin salida nf + loc adj.
In the English description: at an impasse. Spanish: adarve - callejón sin salida - en vía muerta - vía muerta - laberinto sin salida - no llevar a ninguna parte. In Lists: Residential roads, Road terms, more... Forum discussions with the word (s) "dead end" in the title: a dead end. come to a dead end. Cul-de-sac / dead-end street. dead end.
dead-end. verb [ I ] US uk / ˌded ˈend / us / ˌded ˈend /. If a road or path dead-ends, it is closed at one end, and does not lead anywhere: The road dead-ended halfway up the mountain. He had to turn his bike around at the end of the trail as it dead-ended at a parking lot. More examples.
a street with no exit. callejón sin salida [ masculine ] We live on a dead end. Vivimos en un callejón sin salida. a situation without hope of progress. sin futuro. The job was a dead end. El trabajo no tiene futuro. (Traducción de dead end del Diccionario GLOBAL Inglés-Español © 2020 K Dictionaries Ltd) Ejemplos de dead end. dead end.
The meaning of DEAD-END is lacking opportunities especially for advancement. How to use dead-end in a sentence. lacking opportunities especially for advancement; lacking an exit; unruly…
noun. uk/ˌded ˈend/us/ˌded ˈend/. Add to word listAdd to word list. [ C ] a road that is closed at one end, and does not lead anywhere: a dead-end street. [ S ] a situation that has no hope of making progress: Negotiators have reached a dead end in their attempts to find a peaceful solution.
dead-end 1. (without exit) [street/road] sin salida ciego (Andes, Venezuela) 2. (without prospects) (informal) a dead-end job un trabajo sin porvenir or futuro.
