blocked

UK
/blɒkt/
US
/blɑːkt/

Translations

blockedadjective
more blocked
Comp.
most blocked
Super.
UK
/blɒkt/
US
/blɑkt/
The blocked road caused a major traffic jam during rush hour.
La route bloquée a provoqué un important embouteillage aux heures de pointe.
Additional translations
obstruéSurtout pour un passage, un conduit ou un flux gêné par un obstacle.
bouchéSurtout pour un conduit, une canalisation ou un tuyau.
blockverb

blocked

Past Simple

blocked
Past Simple
blocked
Past Participle
blocking
Gerund
UK
/blɒk/
US
/blɑːk/
The fallen tree blocked the road.
L'arbre tombé a bloqué la route.
bloquerEmpêcher l'avancement, la réussite ou l'accès.
These restrictions block the company's growth.
Ces restrictions bloquent la croissance de l'entreprise.
Additional translations
contrerSport.

Definitions

blockedadjective
Obstructed or filled with obstacles, preventing movement or passage.
The blocked road caused a major traffic jam during rush hour.
Inhibited or unable to function properly due to an obstruction.
The blocked pipe led to a water overflow in the kitchen.
Prevented from being accessed or used, often due to restrictions or barriers.
The website was blocked by the company's firewall for security reasons.
blockverb
To obstruct or prevent movement through or past something.
The fallen tree blocked the road, causing a traffic jam.
To stop or impede the progress or completion of something.
The new regulations could block the company's expansion plans.
To prevent someone from seeing or accessing something, especially on social media or digital platforms.
She decided to block him on all her social media accounts after their argument.
To stop a ball or puck from entering the goal in sports.
The goalkeeper managed to block the penalty shot, keeping the score tied.