unblock

UK
/ʌnˈblɒk/
US
/ʌnˈblɑk/

Translations

unblockverb
unblocked
Past Simple
unblocked
Past Participle
unblocking
Gerund
UK
/ʌnˈblɒk/
US
/ʌnˈblɑk/
déboucherPour une obstruction physique ; registre courant.
The plumber was called to unblock the kitchen sink.
Le plombier a été appelé pour déboucher l’évier de la cuisine.
débloquerAu sens numérique ou relationnel : rétablir l’accès ou la communication.
After their argument, she decided to unblock him on her phone.
Après leur dispute, elle a décidé de le débloquer sur son téléphone.
Additional translations
désobstruerPlus soutenu ou technique ; pour une obstruction physique ou figurée.
unblocknoun
unblocks
pl
UK
/ʌnˈblɒk/
US
/ʌnˈblɑːk/
Zero-derived noun denoting the act or instance of removing a block or restriction.
déblocageSens général : action de lever un blocage ou une restriction.
A rapid unblock of the pipe prevented the basement from flooding.
Un déblocage rapide du tuyau a empêché la cave d’être inondée.
unblockadjective
Used attributively to describe tools, actions, or requests intended to remove a block.
débloquantSe dit d’un dispositif ou d’un filtre qui supprime un blocage.
They installed an unblock filter to restore access to the website.
Ils ont installé un filtre débloquant pour rétablir l’accès au site web.

Definitions

unblockverb
To remove an obstruction or blockage from something.
The plumber was called to unblock the kitchen sink.
To allow someone to access or communicate with you again, especially on social media or a digital platform.
After their argument, she decided to unblock him on her phone.
unblocknoun
An act or instance of removing a physical or figurative blockage or restriction.
A rapid unblock of the pipe prevented the basement from flooding.
unblockadjective
Designed to remove or bypass a block or restriction.
They installed an unblock filter to restore access to the website.