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Definition of block release - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
educationTECH. UK system where students work and study in blocksTECH. UK
- Block release allows students to gain practical experience.
- The block release program integrates theory with practice.
- Students benefit from the block release schedule.
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Expressions with block
prevent movement by obstructing
The car was blocked in by a truck.
obstruct a path or area
They block off the street for the parade.
cover something to make it impossible to see
The billboard blocked out the view of the mountains.
to obstruct movement or view by placing obstacles
The boxes block up the hallway, making it hard to pass.
someone who closely resembles one of their parents in traits or behavior
He is a chip off the old block, just like his father.
wooden slab used for cutting food
She placed the vegetables on the chopping block.
gained a lot of practical experience in life or some activity
She has been around the block and knows how this business works.
inability to continue a train of thought
A mental block stopped her mid-sentence.
available to be bought or sold
The house is on the block.
stop something from happening or continuing
The manager put a block on further spending.
temporary inability to write due to lack of inspiration
She couldn't finish her novel due to writer's block.
hindrance preventing progress or success
Fear of failure was a stumbling block for her.
temporary inability to create new ideas or work
She struggled with creative block for weeks.
hit someone's head hard causing them to fall
He threatened to knock his block off if he didn't stop.
at risk of being eliminated or terminated
The project is on the chopping block due to budget cuts.
toy block for children to build structures
Children love playing with building blocks.
small cube with letters for children to play and learn
She stacked the alphabet block to spell her name.
large building with many separate apartments for people to live in
They live in an apartment block downtown.
large piece of material or substance
He carved a statue from a big block of marble.
separate, easy-to-read characters, often uppercase, used for emphasis or clarity
Please fill out the form in block letters so we can read it.
building with multiple apartments for residents
They live in a block of flats in London.
stand in the way so someone cannot go forward
The protester tried to block her path as she entered the courthouse.
stand in front of someone so they cannot pass
The fallen tree blocked his way to school.
rectangular area in a city surrounded by streets
They walked around the city block to explore the neighborhood.
Expressions with release
relief from a burdensome situation or condition
The end of the war was a merciful release for everyone.
stop worrying and trust in divine guidance
When stressed, she decided to release and let God.
letting go of pent-up emotions or energy
After a stressful week, she went to the gym to release the beast.
remove restrictions to let something flow freely
The new policy released the floodgates of innovation in the industry.
allow aggressive action or pursuit
The manager released the hounds on the new project to meet the deadline.
reduce strictness or control
Parents should release the reins as their children grow older and more responsible.
day when students or workers are allowed to leave earlier than usual
Friday will be an early release because of the staff meeting.
alleviate stress or tension
She took a walk to release the pressure after a long day at work.
device part that lets something be undone or removed very quickly
He tightened the quick release on the front wheel before riding.
control used to free, open, or eject something when pressed
Press the release button to open the battery compartment.
practice of catching animals and releasing them back to the wild
The fisherman practiced catch and release to help preserve the trout population.
widespread public distribution of a film or other creative work
The documentary is scheduled for general release in the spring.
available to the public in many places at once
The film is now in wide release across the country.
written statement on public interest matter for press
A press release was issued regarding the environmental policy.
lever that you move to unlock or free a mechanism
Pull the release lever to fold the back seat down.
stop keeping a grip or control on something
She refused to release her hold on the rope.
make stress or tightness go away or become less
She did yoga to release tension after work.
to disengage a vehicle's braking mechanism
She released the handbrake and the car began to move forward.
loosen tightness or stiffness
She did yoga to release the tension in her muscles.
system that lets something go by itself when conditions are met
The fire door has an automatic release linked to the alarm system.
freeing of a person from custody under rules they must obey
The judge granted conditional release after reviewing his behavior in prison.
last approved version of a product or work ready for distribution
The game enters final release next month after extensive beta testing.
official statement given to media by an organization
The company issued a news release about the new product.
allow someone to leave jail
They will release her from prison next week.
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- French:formation en blocs, ...
- German:Blockunterricht, ...
- Italian:formazione a blocchi, ...
- Spanish:sistema de bloques, ...
- Portuguese:ensino por blocos, ...
- Chinese:分段学习, ...
- Japanese:ブロックリリース, ...
- Arabic:نِظَام فَتَرَات مُتَقَطِّعَة, ...
- Hebrew:מַעֲרֶכֶת בְּלוֹקִים, ...
- Russian:блочная система, ...
- Ukrainian:блочне навчання, ...
- Hindi:ब्लॉक रिलीज़, ...
- Bengali:ব্লক রিলিজ, ...
- Catalan:blocs de formació, ...
- Czech:kombinované studium, ...
- Danish:blokudgivelse, ...
- Dutch:blokrelease, ...
- Greek:μπλοκ απελευθέρωση, ...
- Hungarian:tömbösített képzés, ...
- Khmer:ប្រព័ន្ធសិក្សាដែលនិស្សិតធ្វើការ និងសិក្សាតាមវគ្គជាប្លុក, ...
- Korean:블록 릴리스, ...
- Persian:آموزش بلوکی, ...
- Polish:system blokowy, ...
- Portuguese (BR):sistema de blocos, ...
- Romanian:învățământ în blocuri, ...
- Swedish:blockutbildning, ...
- Thai:การปล่อยบล็อก, ...
- Turkish:blok serbest bırakma, ...
- Vietnamese:hệ thống học theo khối, ...
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