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Перевод: blocked

[прилагательное]
замороженный; блокированный; загороженный

Тезаурус:

1. Obviously the other side of the gap had to be blocked in, and to represent the 1840s the choice fell on Timofey Granovsky, in his time a renowned liberal professor and public speaker, and to a lesser extent a man of letters.
2. For example, we would get into trouble if we failed to notice that there was a blocked gas lid in the wall that someone could fall over.
3. Very simply, persistent high pressure over eastern Australia and across to New Zealand has blocked the passage of rain-bearing low pressure systems and their associated cold fronts northward out of the Antarctic (Figure 2).
4. The Labour document also proposes a Continuing Professional Development Scheme to try to free the skills of the 8000 postdoctoral researchers in temporary appointments whose careers are blocked by the poor career structure for academic researchers.
5. So ferocious was the wind that the trees blew down and blocked the roads and railways.
6. Five minutes later Luke blocked a brilliant goal from the youngest cousin and cleared.
7. The wooden trellised gate blocked the way, the outside public highway was detached from the ancient bridle path, now a forestry way and kept for private use.
8. If he objects, progress is blocked for a week.
9. Marie blocked the picture of Madge's face out of her mind and looked up guiltily.
10. I walk into a dance rehearsal as a well-adjusted 44-year-old woman holding on to my valiums and the hope that I'm growing old gracefully, and I walk out a 19-year-old hooligan with purple hair extensions, leopard-skin cycling shorts, black lip-gloss and the word "menopause" blocked out of my consciousness.
11. SECTION OF VAS REMOVED OR BLOCKED
12. The panelling was scarred with initials and obscenities; greenish damp from blocked gutterings seeped through walls hung with silk that was torn and ripped.
13. "The fish can even improve fishing in waters previously so blocked with weeds that they were unfishable."