1、For now, squabbling or even gridlock will mark the Diet at least until the spring.
至少在春天到來(lái)之前，爭(zhēng)論乃至僵局將會(huì)充斥議會(huì)。

2、And there is no reason to think that gridlock rules that out.
不過(guò)，認(rèn)為目前的僵局會(huì)使這種努力不可能實(shí)現(xiàn)是毫無(wú)理由的。

3、The year of gridlock reached a low point in the midsummer showdown over the federal debt ceiling.
這樣的僵局之年最終在夏季中期達(dá)到了其最低點(diǎn)，兩黨在聯(lián)邦債務(wù)上限問(wèn)題上攤牌對(duì)峙。

4、A similar scheme led to massive gridlock last year during Hurricane Ivan.
類似的計(jì)劃，導(dǎo)致了去年在伊萬(wàn)颶風(fēng)中大量的交通癱瘓。

5、With both sides seeking maximum advantage, gridlock is a distinct possibility.
鑒于雙方都想獲取最大好處，因此最大的可能是陷入僵局。

6、He agreed that these policies will lead to gridlock in the future.
他贊同這些政策將來(lái)會(huì)導(dǎo)致僵局。

7、With one possible exception, 2011 will be a year of angry gridlock along Pennsylvania Avenue.
一個(gè)可能(或是很大可能)的例外是，2011年賓夕法尼亞大道將被憤怒的民眾擁堵，造成交通癱瘓。

8、America faces gridlock between the White House and Congress.
美國(guó)則面臨白宮與國(guó)會(huì)之間的僵局。

9、What looks like a system of checks and balances today could look like gridlock tomorrow.
如今看起來(lái)像是一個(gè)權(quán)力制衡制度，而明天可能就會(huì)陷入僵局。

10、Most important, gridlock is a foreign concept at Westminster.
更重要的是，資金堵塞對(duì)于英國(guó)議會(huì)來(lái)說(shuō)還是一個(gè)陌生的概念。

11、But, surprise surprise, gridlock could doom its efforts.
但是令人驚訝的是，僵局扼殺了它的所有努力。