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Catch-22 is an organizational assumption, an unwritten law of informal power that exempts the organization from responsibility and accountability, and puts the individual in the absurd position of being excepted for the convenience or unknown purposes of the organization.
traducir CATCH-22: situación sin salida. Más información en el diccionario inglés-español.
Significado de catch-22 en inglés. catch-22. noun [ S or U ] uk / ˌkætʃ.twen.tiˈtuː / us / ˌkætʃ.twen.tiˈtuː / Add to word list. an impossible situation where you are prevented from doing one thing until you have done another thing that you cannot do until you have done the first thing: a catch-22 situation.
Catch-22 is a phrase that describes an impossible situation where you are prevented from doing one thing until you have done another thing that you cannot do until you have done the first thing. Learn more about the origin, usage and translations of catch-22 from Cambridge Dictionary.
Catch-22 is a term for an irrational, circular, and impossible situation, often used to describe a paradox or a hidden difficulty. It originated from a novel by Joseph Heller about a World War II pilot who could not escape combat duty because he was sane and insane at the same time.
Concept. A "Catch-22" is "a problem for which the only solution is denied by a circumstance inherent in the problem or by a rule." [14] For example, losing something is typically a conventional problem; to solve it, one looks for the lost item until one finds it.
Catch-22 n. (paradox, [sth] self-contradictory) círculo vicioso expr. callejón sin salida expr. (ES) pescadilla que se muerde la cola expr. It's a real Catch-22: to get a job you need experience, but to get experience you need a job.
