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Actually, what you're describing sounds like something you'd refer to as "not a showstopper". To me, a "showstopper" is something that stops the show: that can
by defphysics 5y ago
Actually, what you're describing sounds like something you'd refer to as "not a showstopper".
To me, a "showstopper" is something that stops the show: that can't be ignored or "fixed later".
- hamburglar 5y agoYes. “We were planning to launch tomorrow but someone found a showstopper so we are on a day-for-day slip” is how I’d use it in a sentence.