英:[ˈblɒkɪdʒ]
美:[ˈblɑkɪdʒ]
英:[ˈblɒkɪdʒ]
美:[ˈblɑkɪdʒ]
n.
堵塞,堵塞物
[医](心理)阻滞
封锁(状态)
妨碍
block·age
bla kj
复数:blockages
词根:block
adj.block 成批的,大块的;交通堵塞的
blocked 堵塞的;被封锁的
n.block 块;街区;大厦;障碍物
blocking 阻塞;封闭;大块
v.blocked 阻塞(block的过去分词)
blocking 阻塞(block的ing形式)
vt.block 阻止;阻塞;限制
Noun
1. the state or condition of being obstructed
2. an obstruction in a pipe or tube;
"we had to call a plumber to clear out the blockage in the drainpipe"
3. the act of blocking
"障碍,阻塞",1827年,来自 block(v.1)+ -age。
堵塞
阻断,阻滞,阻塞,封闭:阻断、阻滞、阻塞或封闭的过程
被阻断、阻滞、阻塞或封闭的情况
The first known use of blockage was in 1724
blockagenoun
an act or instance of blocking : the state of being blocked
a blockage in an artery
blockagenoun
the action of blocking or the state of being blocked: as
blockade sense 2
internal resistance to understanding a communicated idea, to learning new material, or to adopting a new mode of response because of existing habitual ways of thinking, perceiving, and acting compare blocking
1 According to a spate of reports across the country, the toilet paper panic has led to people flushing things down the toilet that they really shouldn’t — wipes, napkins and paper towels — which has caused blockages.
2 A so-called glass ceiling for non-white performers does, indeed, exist; but it may be a subtler blockage than at first perceived.
3 Since the early, meme-filled days of the Suez Canal blockage, explanations of how everything is related to a severely backed-up supply chain have permeated the news and social media.
4 Too many acne treatments can cause inflammation, which itself can cause pore blockage.
5 How does this model deal with'abnormal blockages'?
模型如何处理 ‘ 不正常堵塞 ’?
6 He’d had an arrhythmia issue for years, and one of his doctors in Los Angeles had told him he had a blockage in one of his arteries.
7 “But I’m going to be ok thanks to Rosa Estrada and the doctors who knew how to fix the blockage without surgery.”
8 For two couples and the opera star, Florencia, the Amazon becomes a river of psychopharmacological properties, a drug that opens their various emotional blockages.
9 Gangrene : Localized soft - tissue death ( necrosis ) from prolonged Blood - supply Blockage.
坏疽: 血液供应长期受阻所致的动物软组织局部死亡.
10 Check for dust blockage on respirator of oil system and respirator of gear reducer.
经常检查油系统呼吸器和减速机上呼吸器是否有粉尘堵塞.
11 This forces air through the Eustachian tubes and will open the blockage.
12 The massive rock, that is, that looms over this staging’s second act — the physical manifestation of the blockages between the tortured characters in Janacek’s Moravian village, of their secrets and lies.
13 Over time, the buildup of plaque deposits can rupture and cause total blockage of the blood flow to the heart.
久而久之,血小板沉积物逐渐积累,会导致流往心脏的血液完全阻塞。
14 The valve failing closed could be due to an internal blockage or failure.
阀门无法关闭的原因可能是内部堵塞或故障。
15 For example, if you are not releasing the lock (equivalent to holding a semaphore), you will create your own blockage problem.
例如,如果不释放锁(相当于一直持有信号量),就会导致阻塞问题。
16 Then, two years ago, lightning struck a third time: Scar tissue around the ICD wires was causing a blockage in her circulatory system, making her face swell and her veins protrude.
17 The same thing can happen if you have a blockage in one of your ureters.
同样的事情可能发生如果您有淤塞,在您的其中一个输尿管。
18 One possibility is that when they dance they are developing new neural pathways to get around dopamine-depleted blockages.
19 That's why I say, "Open your mind," because you got a blockage there.
20 He had a urinary blockage that almost killed him when he was 3, and then another a few days later.
1 阻碍
block brake obstruction inhibition impediment hindrance stonewall let interfere interrupt dam choke inhibit hinder hamper bunker buffalo impede obstruct counteract derail crimp strangle retard snarl snooker stymie debilitate scupper cumber countercheck baulk hog-tie let or hindrance
2 阻塞
blocking congestion blockade stoppage stasis hold-up block stall choke clog obstruct barricade occlude cumber foul stop jam obstruction impede clog up interrupt throttle gorge wad encumber lock freeze up choke up obstructive snarl up backup occlusion logjam bar bottleneck glut beset
3 阻滞
4 堵塞
blind congestion occlusion block obstruct blockade glut encumber occlude close stop bind jam pond foul choke clog build in choke up congested clogged freeze bung up block up obstruction stoppage fill plug bung up with cut off seal choking estoppage estop shut-off stuffed-up emphraxis blocked in
5 障碍
check bar liability barrier prevention obstacle hedge drawback traverse obstruction hitch handicap impediment albatross disincentive let block jump difficulty rub dam objection hurdle mar snag bunker crimp hindrance obstructive balk rasp embarras hang-up pull-back