Blind alley
21Blind Alley — Voir L Étrange Rêve …
22blind alley — noun 1》 a cul de sac. 2》 a course of action leading nowhere …
23blind-alley — n. Cul de sac …
24blind alley — noun (C) 1 a small narrow street with no way out at one end 2 an attempt to achieve something, which does not produce useful results …
25blind alley — /ˌblaɪnd ˈæli/ (say .bluynd alee) noun 1. a road, street, etc., closed at one end. 2. a position or situation offering no hope of progress or improvement …
26blind alley — Literally, a way from which exit is possible only by retracing the path of entry; a dead end; fig., a no win position, a dilemma …
27blind alley — Literally, a way from which exit is possible only by retracing the path of entry; a dead end; fig., a no win position, a dilemma …
28blind alley — A way from which exit can be made only by retreat to the place of entrance; a dilemma; a position from which no progress can be made …
29The Hopes of Blind Alley — Infobox Film name = The Hopes of Blind Alley image size = caption = director = Allan Dwan producer = writer = Allan Dwan Grace Johnson Murdock MacQuarrie narrator = starring = Pauline Bush Murdock MacQuarrie music = cinematography = Lee… …
30(a) blind alley — a method of thinking or acting which is not effective because it does not produce any results. The latest evolutionary theory may turn out to be a blind alley …
