v

clog; grind to a halt (masizonenko); come to a standstill; hit a snag (idiomatic) To encounter an unexpected problem or delay. Their plans to finish the garden that weekend hit a snag when an unseasonal snowfall dropped several inches on what should have become the pumpkin patch that day. – WAD Alexander Demidov); stumble (Ремедиос_П); bog down (As the formal peace process for the Ukraine war bogged down last month, the country’s president, Volodymyr Zelensky, reached out for a direct meeting with President Vladimir V. Putin. I. Havkin); be stuck (на месте • leave a comment when you're stuck AlexRy); grind to a standstill (flandern); stop; jam; become inoperative; be at, come to, reach a standstill (The traffic was at a standstill)

Gruzovik

ja (pf of застопориваться); stop; jam

Игорь Миг

founder

automóv.

freeze (Penguine0001)

fig.

falter (Баян); come to a halt (Andrey Truhachev)

idiom.

hit the skids (Beforeyouaccuseme); hit a roadblock (Mira_G); dead in the water (VLZ_58); hit a skid (VLZ_58)

inf.

run into a snag (bigmaxus)

stop (an engine, machine, etc.); snag; bring to a standstill; stall (Savielia); clog; bog down (напр, many students have legitimate concerns that simply are being ignored, inadequately addressed, or bogged down in administrative procedures Olga Okuneva); foul (движение); plug; put the brake on; stopper

Gruzovik

check (pf of застопоривать); lock (pf of застопоривать)

espac.

lock

Gruzovik, fig.

put the brake on (pf of стопорить)

gum up (работы)