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obstructed

UK
/əbˈstrʌktɪd/
US
/əbˈstrʌktɪd/

Translations

obstructedadjective
more obstructed
Comp.
most obstructed
Super.
UK
/əbˈstrʌktɪd/
US
/əbˈstrʌktɪd/
obstruéEmployé pour un passage, un conduit ou une vue bloqués par un obstacle.
The obstructed road caused a major traffic delay during rush hour.
La route obstruée a provoqué un important retard de circulation à l'heure de pointe.
entravéPour une action, un projet ou un progrès gênés par un obstacle ou une contrainte.
Her obstructed view of the stage made it hard to enjoy the performance.
Sa vue entravée de la scène l'a empêchée de profiter du spectacle.
Additional translations
bouchéCourant pour un conduit, un tuyau ou une voie physiquement fermé ou obstrué.
Synonyms
blocked
hindered
impeded
interfered
stopped
prevented
Antonyms
unobstructed
obstructverb

obstructed

Past Simple

obstructed
Past Simple
obstructed
Past Participle
obstructing
Gerund
UK
/əbˈstrʌkt/
US
/əbˈstrʌkt/
obstruerSe dit d’un passage, d’une ouverture ou d’une voie que l’on bloque physiquement.
The fallen tree obstructed the road, preventing cars from passing through.
L’arbre tombé a obstrué la route, empêchant les voitures de passer.
entraverEmploi courant pour une action qui gêne ou ralentit une progression, un mouvement ou une activité.
The protesters attempted to obstruct the delivery of supplies to the construction site.
Les manifestants ont tenté d’entraver la livraison de fournitures sur le chantier.
Additional translations
faire obstacle àTour plus explicite, souvent employé dans un contexte administratif ou juridique.
Synonyms
block
hinder
impede
interfere
prevent
thwart
stop
bar
restrict
stall
Antonyms
facilitate
assist
aid
help

Definitions

obstructedadjective
Blocked or filled with obstacles, preventing passage or progress.
The obstructed road caused a major traffic delay during rush hour.
Hindered or impeded in some way, making it difficult to achieve a goal or complete a task.
Her obstructed view of the stage made it hard to enjoy the performance.
Describing a bodily passage or organ that is blocked so that substances such as air or blood cannot pass freely.
Swift action is required to clear an obstructed airway.
obstructverb
To block or close up a path, passage, or opening.
The fallen tree obstructed the road, preventing cars from passing through.
To hinder or impede the progress or movement of something.
The protesters attempted to obstruct the delivery of supplies to the construction site.
To deliberately interfere with or prevent a process or activity from occurring.
The lawyer was accused of trying to obstruct the investigation by withholding evidence.
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