The road is blocked, there's no way to get through.
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usage
没法 is the colloquial form of 没办法. Both mean 'can't' or 'there's no way', but 没法 is shorter and more casual. Often followed directly by a verb: 没法做 (can't do), 没法说 (can't say).
grammar
没法 is always followed by a verb. Compare with 没办法 which can stand alone as a sentence meaning 'there's nothing that can be done'.
