Block

/blˈɒk/

/ˈbɫɑk/

Definição e Significado de "block"

Block

SUBSTANTIVO

a three-dimensional shape with six square or rectangular sides

an area in a city or town that contains several buildings and is surrounded by four streets

a large building that is divided into separate units for housing

a set or group of related items or quantities that are handled, dealt with, or considered as a single unit

the act of obstructing, stopping, or deflecting the movement or action of someone or something, often used in sports and martial arts contexts

an obstruction or impediment in a pipe or tube that prevents the normal flow of liquid, gas, or other substances

a wheel with a groove for a rope, used to lift or move heavy objects by changing the direction of the force applied to the rope

a metal casting that contains the cylinders and cooling ducts of an engine, forming the main framework of the engine

a platform or stand from which an auctioneer conducts sales, presenting items for bidders to consider and place bids on

a sudden inability to remember or think of something you usually can, often due to emotional stress or tension

(computer science) a sector or group of sectors that function as the smallest unit of data storage that can be accessed or managed

the firm, trapezoid or rectangular mat used in gymnastics for stepping and vaulting practice

to block

VERBO

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to stop the flow or movement of something through somewhere

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to hinder the occurrence of an action or to impede someone from doing something

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to restrict or prevent access to a particular communication or service

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to shape or form something, typically using a solid piece of material as a base or mold

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to prevent or restrict access to financial resources or property

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to encounter a state of mental obstacle or inhibition that impedes the flow of thoughts, ideas, or creativity

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to obstruct or hinder the progress or action of an opponent, typically in sports or competitive activities

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to impress or imprint a title, design, or pattern onto a book cover

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to use a solid piece of material to reinforce, stabilize, or support something

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to obstruct or impede the movement or passage of something or someone by creating a barrier or hindrance

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to obstruct or conceal something from being seen or observed

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to prevent or temporarily stop the transmission of nerve signals or the flow of bodily fluids

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to prevent someone from contacting or viewing one's activities on social media

Exemplo

The coach secured blocks together for stability.

The plumber removed the block from the kitchen sink drain.

Each block has its own community garden and recreational area.

Blocks were stacked for an elevated platform.

The running back runs, catches passes, and blocks for the quarterback.

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