| idiom. |
hit a stone wall (be unable to make any progress
because there is a difficulty that stops you: e.g. Since he had no more money
to spend on the project, he was up against a brick wall. 'More); be against a brick wall (be unable to make any progress
because there is a difficulty that stops you: e.g. Since he had no more money
to spend on the project, he was up against a brick wall. 'More); come up against a brick wall (be unable to make any progress
because there is a difficulty that stops you: e.g. Since he had no more money
to spend on the project, he was up against a brick wall. 'More); hit a brick wall (hit a (brick) wall – ( informal ) to suddenly not be able to make any progress ldoceonline.com 'More); hit a wall (hit a (brick) wall – ( informal ) to suddenly not be able to make any progress ldoceonline.com 'More) |
