blockader
blɑːˈkeɪdər
Definition

Definition of blockader - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
conflictRareperson who prevents access to a placeRare
  • The blockader stood firm at the entrance.
blockage obstructor
2.
navalDatedship used to enforce a blockadeDated
  • The blockader patrolled the harbor to prevent entry.
interceptor patrol ship
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Origin of blockader

French, bloc (block) + -ade (action)

Examples of blockader in a sentence

  • A blockader was stationed at the border.
  • The blockader intercepted ships attempting to breach the blockade.
  • During the war, the blockader was crucial in maintaining the embargo.

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  1. French:bloqueur, navire de blocus, ...
  2. German:Blockierer, Blockadeschiff, ...
  3. Italian:bloccatore, nave da blocco, ...
  4. Spanish:bloqueador, ...
  5. Portuguese:bloqueador, ...
  6. Chinese:封锁者, 封锁舰, ...
  7. Japanese:封鎖者, 封鎖船, ...
  8. Arabic:مُحاصِر, سَفِينَة حِصَار, ...
  9. Hebrew:חוֹסֵם, סְפִינַת מָצוֹר, ...
  10. Russian:блокировщик, блокадный корабль, ...
  11. Ukrainian:блокувальник, блокадний корабель, ...
  12. Hindi:अवरोधक, ब्लॉकेडर, ...
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