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block

UK
/blɒk/
US
/blɑk/
block off

Traducciones

blocknoun
blocks
pl
UK
/blɒk/
US
/blɑk/
The engineer designed a new block for the engine.
Инженер разработал новый блок для двигателя.
She lives just a block away from the school.
Она живет всего в одном квартале от школы.
The fallen tree created a block on the road.
Павшее дерево создало препятствие на дороге.
The child played with a wooden block.
Ребенок играл с деревянным кубиком.
Traducciones adicionales
глыба
блокировка
заграждение
Sinónimos
obstruction
barrier
hurdle
impediment
stop
chunk
section
piece
blockverb
blocked
Past Simple
blocked
Past Participle
blocking
Gerund
UK
/blɒk/
US
/blɑːk/
They decided to block the road to prevent access.
Они решили заблокировать дорогу, чтобы предотвратить доступ.
The fallen tree blocked the path.
Павшее дерево заграждало путь.
He used his car to block the entrance.
Он использовал свою машину, чтобы преградить вход.
Traducciones adicionales
загораживать
перекрывать
Sinónimos
hinder
obstruct
prevent
stop
bar
impede
interfere
thwart
Antónimos
allow
permit
facilitate
blockadjective
UK
/blɒk/
US
/blɑːk/
Used attributively, especially in phrases like "block letters/capitals" to denote large, separate capital letters.

Definiciones

blocknoun
A large, solid piece of hard material, typically with flat surfaces on each side.
The children played with wooden blocks, stacking them into towers.
A group of buildings bounded by four streets in a city.
She lives two blocks away from the grocery store.
An obstacle or hindrance to progress, understanding, or achievement.
Writer's block can be a frustrating experience for authors.
A large quantity or amount of something treated as a single unit.
The company purchased a block of shares in the new startup.
A section of a program or data in computing.
The program crashed due to a corrupted block of data.
A pulley or system of pulleys mounted in a case.
The sailors used a block and tackle to hoist the sails.
An act of stopping or deflecting an opponent or an object, such as a ball or puck, in sports.
The defender made a brilliant block to keep the ball out of the net.
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.
blockadjective
Written or printed in large, separate, typically capital letters; not cursive.
Please write your address in block capitals.
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