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1Dead End (2003 film) — Dead End Dead End film poster Directed by Jean Baptiste Andrea Fabrice Canepa Produced by …
2Dead End Drive-In — Theatrical release poster Directed by Brian Trenchard Smith Produced b …
3dead end — UK US noun [C] ► a situation that is unlikely to be successful or to make any progress: »We had several customer leads that all turned out to be dead ends. »It s very demoralizing for her; she perceives that her career is at a dead end. reach/hit …
4dead end — n 1.) a street with no way out at one end 2.) a situation from which no more progress is possible come to/reach a dead end ▪ The negotiations have reached a dead end. 3.) dead end job a job with low wages and no chance of progress …
5dead-end job — UK US noun [C] ► a job which does not offer any opportunity for improving your situation: »Despite having a degree in journalism, he got stuck in a dead end job at an insurance company …
6dead end — noun count 1. ) a road or passage that has no way out at one end 2. ) a situation in which no more progress is possible …
7dead end — n. 1. an end of a street, alley, etc. that has no regular exit 2. a situation from which there seems no way to escape, move forward, etc.; an impasse …
8Dead End (Life is a) — (Life is a) Dead End Pour les articles homonymes, voir Dead End. Po …
9dead-end — I. noun A street closed at one end; a situation that leads nowhere. Jim drove into a dead end street and had to back out. Mary was in a dead end job. II. v To not continue normally but end in a closure (said of streets). Our street dead ends on… …
10dead end — noun (C) 1 a street with no way out at one end 2 a situation from which no more progress is possible: come to/reach a dead end: The negotiations have reached a dead end. 3 dead end job a job with low wages and no chance of progress …
