standoff是什么意思

音标:英 ['stændɔ:f]美 [ˈstændˌɔf, -ˌɑf]

a. 冷淡的, 有支架的冷淡, 平衡, 和局

n the finish of a contest in which the score is tied and the winner is undecided
n the act of repulsing or repelling an attack; a successful defensive stand

standoff的用法和例句：

1. Here we are, at the end of our standoff.

我们之间的僵持终于走到了尾声

2. A speech that should shake up the standoff.

一份应该可以打破僵局的演讲

3. I don't usually win these standoffs with you.

通常跟你陷入僵局 我一般都赢不了

4. I am not prepared to be in a standoff with a cop.

我还没有准备好和警察对峙

5. Nick, do not challenge me to a sex standoff.

尼克 别逼我变成性冷淡

6. ...on this developing and unfolding hostage standoff.

关于这起逐渐明朗的人质谈判事件

7. This isn't like the class hamster hostage standoff.

这不像班里的仓鼠被绑架那种事

8. I killed his brother a few years ago in a standoff.

几年前在一次对峙中 我杀了他弟弟

9. The way they avoid fighting isn't just by having standoffs.

他们避免争斗的方法不仅通过远离彼此

10. Armed standoffs have a habit of ending unpredictably.

武装对峙的结果通常很难预料