thwarting

UK
/θwɔːtɪŋ/
US
/θwɔrtɪŋ/
thwartingnoun
thwartings
pl
Translations
The thwarting of their plans was unexpected.
Помеха их планам была неожиданной.
The thwarting of the project caused a delay.
Препятствие проекту вызвало задержку.
The thwarting of the negotiations led to a breakdown in communication.
Срыв переговоров привел к разрыву в общении.
Definitions
The act of preventing someone from accomplishing something.
The thwarting of the enemy's plans was crucial to their victory.
thwartinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈθwɔːtɪŋ/
US
/ˈθwɔrtɪŋ/
Definitions
Serving or intended to prevent someone or something from accomplishing a purpose; obstructive.
The agency implemented several thwarting measures to stop the hackers.
thwartverb

thwarting

Gerund

thwarted
Past Simple
thwarted
Past Participle
thwarting
Gerund
UK
/θwɔːt/
US
/θwɔrt/
Translations
The police thwarted the robbery attempt.
Полиция воспрепятствовала попытке ограбления.
They managed to thwart his plans.
Им удалось сорвать его планы.
She tried to thwart his efforts to win the competition.
Она пыталась помешать его усилиям выиграть соревнование.
Definitions
To prevent someone from accomplishing something.
The security measures were designed to thwart any attempts at hacking.
To oppose successfully; to defeat the hopes or aspirations of.
The team's efforts to win the championship were thwarted by a last-minute goal from the opposing team.
thwartnoun
Definitions
A structural crosspiece sometimes forming a seat for a rower in a boat.
The rower adjusted the thwart to ensure a comfortable rowing position.
thwartadjective
Definitions
Situated or placed crosswise; transverse.
A thwart beam was fitted to strengthen the hull.
thwartpreposition
Definitions
Across; from one side to the other of.
They stretched a rope thwart the stream.