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roadblock
UK
/ˈrəʊdblɒk/
US
/ˈroʊdblɑk/
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roadblock
noun
roadblocks
pl
UK
/ˈrəʊdblɒk/
US
/ˈroʊdblɑk/
заграждение
The police set up a roadblock to catch the suspect.
Полиция установила заграждение, чтобы поймать подозреваемого.
преграда
The fallen tree created a roadblock on the path.
Павшее дерево создало преграду на пути.
барьер
The negotiations hit a roadblock when both parties refused to compromise.
Переговоры натолкнулись на барьер, когда обе стороны отказались идти на компромисс.
Additional translations
препятствие
заслон
Synonyms
stop
blockage
checkpoint
obstacle
barrier
hindrance
impediment
roadblock
verb
roadblocked
Past Simple
roadblocked
Past Participle
roadblocking
Gerund
UK
/ˈrəʊdblɒk/
US
/ˈroʊdblɑːk/
Transitive verb: ‘to obstruct or block with or as if with a roadblock’. Recognised in major dictionaries.
Synonyms
prevent
check
hold up
foil
thwart
block off
bar
barricade
frustrate
stymie
hinder
impede
block
obstruct
hamper
roadblock
adjective
Attributive use: e.g. ‘roadblock crews, roadblock tactics’. Treated as adjective per policy.
Synonyms
obstructionist
stifling
prohibitive
preventive
inhibitory
obstructing
hindering
impeding
blocking
obstructive
Definitions
roadblock
noun
A barrier or obstruction placed across a road to prevent or control the flow of traffic.
The police set up a roadblock to catch the fleeing suspect.
An obstacle or hindrance that prevents progress or achievement.
The lack of funding became a major roadblock in the project's development.
roadblock
verb
To obstruct or hinder by placing or acting as a roadblock.
Protesters tried to roadblock the convoy at the city limits.
roadblock
adjective
Designed for, relating to, or functioning as a roadblock; intended to stop or impede movement.
The police set up a roadblock checkpoint and deployed additional roadblock barriers.
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