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局面

jú miàn · ju mian

Same in simplified and traditional Chinese

Meaning

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他(tā)觉(jué)得(de)自(zì)己(jǐ)占(zhàn)了(le)上(shàng)风(fēng)，但(dàn)我(wǒ)反(fǎn)过(guò)来(lái)扭(niǔ)转(zhuǎn)了(le)局(jú)面(miàn)。

He thought he had the upper hand, but I turned the tables on him.

经(jīng)过(guò)谈(tán)判(pàn)，双(shuāng)方(fāng)终(zhōng)于(yú)打(dǎ)破(pò)了(le)僵(jiāng)持(chí)的(de)局(jú)面(miàn)。

After negotiations, the two sides finally broke the deadlock.

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