Definition of block off - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
obstructionobstruct a path or area
- They block off the street for the parade.
2.
reservationUS reserve a period of timeUS
- She blocks off her calendar for meetings.
Expressions with block off
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hit someone's head hard causing them to fall
He threatened to knock his block off if he didn't stop.
Terms with block off included in their meaning
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law enforcement
tape used to block off crime areas
blocking
using a straight arm to block or fend off
blocking
using a straight arm to block or fend off
Examples of block off in a sentence
The workers block off the area for safety reasons. She blocked off the afternoon for a doctor's appointment. They block off weekends for family time.
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- French:barrer, réserver, ...
- German:absperren, reservieren, ...
- Italian:bloccare, riservare, ...
- Spanish:bloquear, reservar, ...
- Portuguese:bloquear, reservar, ...
- Chinese:封锁, 留出, ...
- Japanese:封鎖する, 予約する, ...
- Arabic:أغْلَقَ, حَجَزَ, ...
- Hebrew:לַחְסוֹם, ...
- Russian:перекрыть, зарезервировать, ...
- Ukrainian:блокувати, зарезервувати, ...
- Hindi:रास्ता रोकना, आरक्षित करना, ...
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