block如何读

英:[blɒk]

美:[blɑːk]

block英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [C]大块 a big heavy piece of sth, with flat sides
  2. [C]街区,街段 group of buildings joined together; distance along a group of buildings
  3. [C]一排房屋,大楼 a row building with a lot of offices or flats inside
  4. [C]障碍物 a thing that stops sb/sth from moving forward
v.(动词)
  1. vt. 阻塞,堵塞 make movement difficult or impossible
  2. vt. & vi. 阻碍,妨碍 put sth in the way of

block是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 一组
  2. 大楼,大厦,街区
  3. 一批
  4. 砧板
  5. 大块
  6. 滑车
  7. 滑轮组
  8. 阻塞
  9. 木制假头
  10. 垫头木
  11. 障碍
  12. 劈柴凳
  13. <俚>脑袋
  14. 大宗
  15. 团体,集团
  16. 拥有大量股票
  17. 一大片土地
  18. “笨汉”(美国制造的气象卫星)
  19. 【计算机】信息组,字组,数据块;分程序块;记录块;正文块;存储块
v. (动词)
  1. 挡住(…的路),阻挡(对手),拦截,拦阻
  2. 堵住,堵塞,阻塞,封住(孔、洞)
  3. 妨碍,阻止,阻碍,阻挠
  4. 封锁,冻结
  5. 限制
  6. 把另一辆车堵住了
  7. 画(某物)的草图
  8. 遮住
  9. 忘掉(不愉快的事)
  10. 杜绝
  11. 对(议案)事先作反对宣传
  12. 把...放置台上
  13. 给…设置困难
  14. 用模具使…成形
  15. 贴一长条邮票于
  16. 使成块状
  17. 用枕座加固或支撑
  18. 有神经传导阻滞(on)

block变形

复数:blocks

第三人称单数:blocks

现在分词:blocking

过去式:blocked

过去分词:blocked

block词根

词根:block

adj.

blocked 堵塞的;被封锁的

blocky 块状的;短而结实的;浓淡不均匀的

n.

blocking 阻塞;封闭;大块

blockage 堵塞,堵塞;封锁;妨碍

v.

blocked 阻塞(block的过去分词)

blocking 阻塞(block的ing形式)

block英英释义

noun

a compact usually solid piece of substantial material especially when worked or altered to serve a particular purpose blocks of cheese: such as

a block of ice

the piece of wood on which the neck of a person condemned to be beheaded is laid for execution

put her neck on the block

a mold or form on which articles are shaped or displayed

a wooden hat block

a hollow rectangular building unit usually of artificial material

a wall of concrete blocks

a lightweight usually cubical and solid wooden or plastic building toy that is usually provided in sets

children playing with blocks

the casting that contains the cylinders of an internal combustion engine

engine block

sports starting block a slow start out of the blocks

the first swimmer off the blocks

obstacle

putting a block on any future development

sports an obstruction of an opponent's playespecially, football: a halting or impeding of the progress or movement of an opponent by use of the body

a block by the right tackle

interruption of normal physiological function (as of a tissue or organ)especially: heart block

The patient presented with a block.

psychology interruption or cessation especially of train of thought by competing thoughts or psychological suppression an emotional block compare writer's block

a mental block

slang head sense 1

threatened to knock his block off

a wooden or metal case enclosing one or more pulleys and having a hook, eye, or strap by which it may be attached

a piece of material (such as wood or linoleum) having on its surface a hand-cut design from which impressions are to be printed

wooden blocks used for printing books

a usually rectangular space (as in a city) enclosed by streets and occupied by or intended for buildings

She lived on our block.

a large building divided into separate functional units

an apartment block

a platform from which property is sold at auction

went on the block and sold for nearly three million dollars

a quantity, number, or section of things dealt with as a unit a half-hour block of music a block of text

bought a large block of shares

bloc sense 2

popular among several voting blocks

biographical name

Herbert Lawrence 1909–2001 Herblockˈhər-ˌbläk  American editorial cartoonist

verb

transitive verb

to make unsuitable for passage or progress by obstruction

The road was blocked by a rock slide.

archaic blockade

… a city … besieged and blocked about …—John Milton

to hinder the passage, progress, or accomplishment of by or as if by interposing an obstruction senators trying to block passage of the bill

The ambulance was blocked by traffic.

to shut off from view

The building blocks our view of the ocean.

to interfere usually legitimately with (an opponent, an opponent's shot, etc.) in various games or sports blocked the shot with her hand

practice blocking our opponents

to prevent normal functioning or action of

block a nerve with novocaine

to restrict the exchange of (currency, checks, etc.)

to mark or indicate the outline or chief lines of

block out a design

to shape on, with, or as if with a block (see block entry 1 sense 1b)

block a hat

to secure, support, or provide with a block (see block entry 1 sense 1) block up the rear wheels

blocking a plate for printing

to work out (the principal positions and movements) for the performers (as of a play)also: to work out the players' positions and movements for (a scene or a play) —often used with out

block out a scene before the actors arrive on set

typesetting to make (two or more lines of writing or type) flush at the left or at both left and right

golf to hit (a ball or shot) inaccurately toward the right from a right-handed swing or toward the left from a left-handed swing : push

… you get excited, don't finish your backswing and block your next drive into the foliage.—Thomas Boswell

intransitive verb

sports to interfere usually legitimately with an opponent : to block an opponent

needs to practice blocking

block词组

in block块装;整批

block in草拟,画草图

block up阻碍;垫高;停用;阻塞

fault block断块;故障闭塞;断裂地块

block diagram框图;方块图

a block of一块,一大块…

on the block出售中;在拍卖中

building blockn. 积木;构件,基础材料

cylinder block气缸体;气缸柱;气缸座

stumbling block绊脚石;障碍

block copolymer嵌段共聚物

concrete block混凝土砌块;混凝土砖;混凝土趸;水泥砖

slide block滑块;滑架

one block整体;一节

data block数据块

hollow block空心块,空心砖

block out封闭;概略画出

sliding block滑块

block structure程序块结构,分程序结构;方块图

block cipher分组密码

block区别

 hamper, hinder, block, prevent, bar, obstruct

这组词都有“阻止、阻塞”的意思,其区别是:

hamper侧重因受到约束或阻碍而造成的行动困难。

hinder语气较轻,多指阻碍、拖延人或事,强调使进展速度缓慢下来。

block语气强烈,指有效堵住了通道,使人或物无法通过。

prevent含义广泛,指采取预防措施或设置障碍去阻止某人或某事。

bar含义与block很接近,指阻塞通道或禁止出入,但有对暗示不用障碍物的阻止或禁止。

obstruct正式用词,语气强,多指以干扰或设置障碍的方式阻碍交通,使不能自由畅通。

以上来源于网络

block词源中文解释

"solid piece,"早在14世纪, blok, blokke,通常具有一个或多个平面,指的是大块的实心木材,源自于13世纪的法语 bloc "木头原木",源自于日耳曼语源,例如中古荷兰语 bloc "树干",古高地德语 bloh(来自 PIE *bhlugo-, 来自 *bhelg- "一块厚木板,梁"; 参见 balk(n.))。

到了15世纪末,这个词被泛化为任何实心块。"实心木块,其上表面用于某种目的"的意思来自于15世纪末,最初是指行刑者的刽子手台,被判死刑的人在那里被斩首。"奴隶站在上面等待拍卖的树桩"的意思来自于1842年。"用于塑形或放置以保持其形状的模具,通常是帽子或假发"的意思来自于1570年代; "头"(通常是贬义的)的意思来自于1630年代,也许是这个意思的延伸。到1923年,"knock (someone's) block off"的意思是"痛打,打败"。

在木盒中的"凹槽滑轮"(用绳子传递动力并改变运动方向)的意思可以追溯到约1400年。因此, block and tackle(1825年; 参见 tackle(n.))。在 city block 中的意思是1796年,来自于"建筑物的紧凑块"的概念。

BLOCK. A term applied in America to a square mass of houses included between four streets. It is a very useful one. [Bartlett]
BLOCK。在美国,这个术语用来指四条街道之间的一块方形房屋群。这是一个非常有用的词。[巴特莱特]

后来用于指城市中由街道围成的一部分,无论是否建成。

block_体育行业词汇

垫木

起跑器

封堵盖帽

阻挡

防守

封锁

拦截

挡球

拦网

封网

平挡

堵截

block_农学行业词汇

区组

block_冶金学行业词汇

矿块

block_化学行业词汇

嵌段

block_医学行业词汇

阻滞,阻塞,阻断

区域麻醉:见anesthesia项下

block_土木工程行业词汇

块式连接件,block-type connector

方块

block_地理学行业词汇

街坊

block_建筑行业词汇

街坊

block_机械行业词汇

黏[胶]模

研磨(粗磨、细磨)和抛光过程中,黏结光学零件的模具。

block_法律行业词汇

大厦

大楼

block_煤炭行业词汇

采掘区

划归一台采掘设备开采的区段。

block_物理学行业词汇

分块全息存储,block-organized holographic memory

block_电工行业词汇

毛坯

block_航海科技行业词汇

贴图

滑车

block_船舶行业词汇

又称 :总段(complete cross section),按船体建造的工艺需要及船体结构的特征,对主船体沿船长方向进行横向划分所形成的船体环形区段。

墩木,由木材、金属或水泥制成,在船台或船坞修造船舶过程中用以支承船体的长方形柱体。

block_通信行业词汇

码块,由于技术或逻辑的原因,可作为一个整体处理,但不一定在时间上相邻的一串连续比特。

block_铁道行业词汇

码组

block词源英文解释

Noun and Verb Middle English blok, from Middle French & Middle Dutch; Middle French bloc, from Middle Dutch blok; akin to Old High German bloh block

The first known use of block was in the 14th century

block儿童词典英英释义

board1 of 2noun

the side of a ship

a long thin flat piece of lumber

plural stage entry 1 sense 2b

trod the boards for 40 years

a dining table

daily meals especially when provided for pay

room and board

a group of persons who manage, direct, or investigate board of examiners

board of directors

a flat usually rectangular piece of material designed for a special purpose chess board diving board

cutting board

a surface, frame, or device for putting up notices

a sheet of insulating material carrying circuit elements and connectors so that it can be inserted in an electronic device (as a computer)

board2 of 2verb

to go or put aboard : get or put on

board a plane

to cover with boards

board up a window

to provide or be provided with regular meals and often lodging usually for pay

to live at a boarding school

blunder1 of 2verb

to move unsteadily or blindly

to make a mistake (as through stupidity or carelessness)

to say stupidly or thoughtlessly : blurt

blunder2 of 2noun

a bad or stupid mistake

blueprint1 of 2noun

a photographic print made with white lines on a blue background and used especially for copying mechanical drawings, maps, and architects' plans

a detailed plan or program of action

blueprint2 of 2verb

to make a blueprint of or for

blue1 of 3adjective

of the color blue

low in spirits : melancholy

tending to support Democratic policies or candidates

blue states

blue2 of 3noun

the color of the clear daytime sky or of the colors of light between green and violet

blue clothing or cloth

sky sense 1

sea sense 1a

blue3 of 3verb

to make or turn blue

blow1 of 4verb

to move or become moved especially rapidly or with power

wind blowing from the north

to send forth a strong stream of air (as from the mouth)

blow on your soup

to drive or become driven by a stream of air

trees blown down

to make a sound or cause to sound by or as if by blowing blow a whistle

blow a horn

to project by blowing

blow a kiss

to breathe hard or rapidly : pant

of a whale to force moisture-filled air out of the lungs through the blowhole

to melt when overloaded

the fuse blew

to cause (a fuse) to blow

to open or break or tear apart by too much pressure the tire blew out

blew a seal

to clear by forcing air through

blew his nose

to produce or shape by the action of blown or otherwise forced air blow glass

blow bubbles

to shatter, burst, or destroy by explosion

to spend recklessly

blew all the money in one day

botch entry 1

to lose or miss (as an opportunity) especially through clumsiness

blew my chance

blow2 of 4noun

a blowing of wind especially when strong or violent

a forcing of air from the mouth or nose or through an instrument

blow3 of 4verb

flower entry 2 sense 1, bloom

blow4 of 4noun

a hard hit using a part of the body or an instrument

an unfriendly act : combat

come to blows

a sudden act or effort

solve all our problems with one blow

a sudden disaster

a heavy blow to the nation

blow1 of 4verb

to move or become moved especially rapidly or with power

wind blowing from the north

to send forth a strong stream of air (as from the mouth)

blow on your soup

to drive or become driven by a stream of air

trees blown down

to make a sound or cause to sound by or as if by blowing blow a whistle

blow a horn

to project by blowing

blow a kiss

to breathe hard or rapidly : pant

of a whale to force moisture-filled air out of the lungs through the blowhole

to melt when overloaded

the fuse blew

to cause (a fuse) to blow

to open or break or tear apart by too much pressure the tire blew out

blew a seal

to clear by forcing air through

blew his nose

to produce or shape by the action of blown or otherwise forced air blow glass

blow bubbles

to shatter, burst, or destroy by explosion

to spend recklessly

blew all the money in one day

botch entry 1

to lose or miss (as an opportunity) especially through clumsiness

blew my chance

blow2 of 4noun

a blowing of wind especially when strong or violent

a forcing of air from the mouth or nose or through an instrument

blow3 of 4verb

flower entry 2 sense 1, bloom

blow4 of 4noun

a hard hit using a part of the body or an instrument

an unfriendly act : combat

come to blows

a sudden act or effort

solve all our problems with one blow

a sudden disaster

a heavy blow to the nation

block1 of 2noun

a solid piece of material (as stone or wood) usually with one or more flat sides

building blocks

a hollow rectangular piece of material (as of glass or concrete) used for building

cinder block

a piece of wood on which condemned persons are beheaded

a mold or support on which something is shaped or displayed

the molded part that contains the cylinders of an internal-combustion engine

obstacle

the act of slowing down or stopping an opponent's play in sports

interruption of normal function of bodily processesalso: interruption especially of train of thought a mental block

a heart block

a wooden or metal case for one or more pulleys

a number of things forming a group or unit

a block of seats

a large building divided into separate units

a usually rectangular space enclosed by streets

the length of the side of such a block

three blocks south

a stand for something to be sold at auction

a hand-carved piece of material from which copies are to be printed

block2 of 2verb

to stop up or close off : obstruct

to slow down or stop the progress ofespecially: to interfere with an opponent (as in football)

to shut off from view

block the sun

to prevent normal functioning or action of

block a nerve with an anesthetic

to mark the main lines of

block out a sketch

to shape on, with, or as if with a block

to make (lines of writing or type) even at the left or at both left and right

to secure, support, or provide with a block

block1 of 2noun

a solid piece of material (as stone or wood) usually with one or more flat sides

building blocks

a hollow rectangular piece of material (as of glass or concrete) used for building

cinder block

a piece of wood on which condemned persons are beheaded

a mold or support on which something is shaped or displayed

the molded part that contains the cylinders of an internal-combustion engine

obstacle

the act of slowing down or stopping an opponent's play in sports

interruption of normal function of bodily processesalso: interruption especially of train of thought a mental block

a heart block

a wooden or metal case for one or more pulleys

a number of things forming a group or unit

a block of seats

a large building divided into separate units

a usually rectangular space enclosed by streets

the length of the side of such a block

three blocks south

a stand for something to be sold at auction

a hand-carved piece of material from which copies are to be printed

block2 of 2verb

to stop up or close off : obstruct

to slow down or stop the progress ofespecially: to interfere with an opponent (as in football)

to shut off from view

block the sun

to prevent normal functioning or action of

block a nerve with an anesthetic

to mark the main lines of

block out a sketch

to shape on, with, or as if with a block

to make (lines of writing or type) even at the left or at both left and right

to secure, support, or provide with a block

block医学词典英英释义

block1 of 2noun

interruption of normal physiological function of a tissue or organespecially: heart block

respiratory block due to carbon monoxide

block anesthesia

nerve block sense 1

interruption of a train of thought by competing thoughts or psychological suppression

block2 of 2transitive verb

to prevent normal functioning of (a bodily element)

block a nerve with novocaine

to obstruct the effect of

a carboxyl group blocked by esterification

block 例句

1 Make sure to block any nearby roads so the ambulance cannot get to the murdered victim.

一定要阻止任何附近的道路,因此,救护车无法进入被杀害的受害人.

2 The whole family lived just a couple of blocks from the Hardys.

3 Has the Parental control feature added where you can block the bad websites.

有家长控制功能补充说:在这里您可以阻止不良网站.

4 “We’re blocked in. It wasn’t the ceiling coming down fifty feet away that knocked us over. It was our own ceiling. The shock’s tumbled it!”

5 Toward the end of the block, two cats could be heard yowling at each other.

6 “All signals from this office are blocked. No one’s going to come and rescue you. I’m sorry.”

7 "We probably just missed it by a block."

8 I tried to block it from my ears but couldn’t.

9 Instead, a silhouette was blocked in it: a head and shoulders, glossed pale gold.

10 Mr. Dacus walked into the cell block and faced Junior Palmer nose to nose.

11 I cannot envision snow because the only two kinds of ice I have ever seen are either the blocks we use to cool our meat or the crushed ice we use for snow cones.

12 And though the metal detector and the dog were still there, no deputy stood at the door to block black people from entering the courtroom.

13 Some days, she wondered if they would have been better off dying on the butchering blocks instead.

14 Where once a mighty curtain wall had stood, only scattered stones remained, blocks of black basalt so large it must once have taken a hundred men to hoist them into place.

15 By late afternoon, our apartment is a smoky sauna of Mama’s cooking for the block party.

16 “Have you noticed that this block doesn’t have dealers on the corner? All four corners of this block are quiet. Have you noticed that, Julio?”

17 Next, Booth visited a boardinghouse on H Street, a few blocks from Ford’s Theatre, to pay what looked like an innocent social call on the owner.

18 He reached the block with the school and the house he thought of as Josie’s, but both buildings were almost unrecognizable in the dim light from the streetlamps.

19 She turned around then and looked at me urgently, and only then did I realize I was blocking Margo’s exit.

20 I did not go to school during the daytime like demon children because the demons would not allow me to go to any of their schools just a few blocks away.

block 同义词

1 妨害

blight

2 整块的

one-piece

4 石料

stone

7 毛料

stuff woolen

11 脚台

buffet

13 立方体

cube

15 断头台

scaffold guillotine maiden

17 一段时间

time way while space window session spell

19 块料

brick

21 地块

massif

28

antrum

30 平面

table surface floor plane

31 长方体

cuboid

32 阻止某事发生

knock on the head

34 打样

design

35 一片

stretch round twist gout

37 一块土地

estate parcel

42 大宗

bulk

46 遮挡

blockade hide close dodge

48 金属块

pig slug

53 阻塞物

obstruction blockage

54 木料

deal tree timber lumber

59 地段

sectional section

61 铁砧

anvil

63 拍纸簿

scribbling-block pad tablet

64 堵塞物

plug blockage

68 阻止做某事

shut down

69 字模

matrix

70

stand

72

pillar pier

73 挂表

canister ticker

74 笨蛋

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77 区段

field

78 方块

diamond

80 一段

bit stretch lap

83 船台

slip berth slipway grid

87 大片土地

expanse

89 大建筑物

pile

90 印版

plate

91 撑住

underpin

93 垫木

chock

94 一叠

stack pile

95 妨碍

prevention invasion blocking clog roadblock impediment hindrance stonewall trammel cumber stop let prevent defeat interfere stunt handicap hamper impede obstruct embarrass strangle retard molest snarl stymie encumber baulk in the way in the road let or hindrance delay liability pest affection nuisance embargo holdback ob- affect prohibit violate hinder foreclose incommode entrammel stall traverse cross the path of put oar in put a crimp in obstacle obstruction keep restrict forbid cramp under your feet impinge upon militate against interfere with impinge on obstructive disturbance obstructionism disturb hamstring preclude sabotage crimp hobble impinge snarl up in way get in the way of knock back inhibiting interference inhibition inhibit come between impedimental impedimentary cloggy check stay brake intervention objection drawback intrusion balk encumbrance filibuster head break cross mess resist oppose blanket interrupt hedge spite spoil snag blockade shackle pip feeze overslaugh holding preventive bar resistance barrier opposition resistant trespass retardation pester molestation bafflement remora trap trash choke mar scotch nick thwart penalize snooker heckle occlude interdict embar make against lay an embargo on under foot interceptive impeditive deterrent interruption intercept setback holdup intervene legislate interlope arrest Jam spike deter disconcert countercheck get in way meddle with lie in the way put a spanner in the works throw a monkey wrench into in between in the way of get in the way stand between

block 短语相关

cinder block on the block breeze-block on the chopping block block grant starting block chopping block been around the block around the block block diagram

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