reach the end of the line; lead up a blind alley (triumfov); be up a blind alley (triumfov); hit a rocky patch (Anglophile); at one's wits end; reach a dead end; hit the cul-de-sac (Anglophile); be all at sea; go down a blind alley (I'm nervous they're going to cut my funding because my research has gone down a blind alley—every experiment I've tried so far has failed. OVSjanka); be stuck in a rut (But their set lists were stuck in a rut; only three of the 12 songs they played each night were from 1965, and there was a surprisingly high number of cover songs in the set (three) Lily Snape); be at one's wits' end (Andrey Truhachev); be at a dead-end (theguardian.com Alex_Odeychuk); deadlock; reach a stalemate (Olga Okuneva); be at sea; be at a dead-set; end in deadlock (Anglophile); become deadlocked (Anglophile); reach a deadlock (напр., во время переговоров); be at a deadlock; plateau (SirReal); come to a full stop; come to a dead-lock; reach an impasse; be stuck (linton); be all at sea; be deadlocked; be deadlocked (Of a contest or game) be in a tie: with the score still deadlocked at three-three. OD | the meeting is deadlocked. NOED. | The council has been deadlocked on Ukraine since the start of the conflict a year ago. TG Alexander Demidov); dead-lock; go into stalemate (Harry Johnson); run into a stone wall (PanKotskiy)

be at one's wits' end ("At last the little money which I had saved began to run short, and I was at my wits' end as to what I should do." (Sir Arthur Conan Doyle) ART Vancouver); at the end of one's rope (Taras); run into a brick wall (Taras); hit a dead end (Баян); run into the sand (K*i*v*i); be at the end of rope (Andrey Truhachev); hit a roadblock (Mira_G)

put in abeyance (the discussion was put in abeyance dotsya); be stalemated (...then we are stalemated Taras)

hit a wall (перестать прогрессировать Баян)

come to the deadlock (в экономическом развитии)

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