Definition
Definition of bloco - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
festivalRare Brazilian street carnival with music and danceRare
- The bloco attracted thousands of people to the streets.
2.
geographyRare section of a city or neighborhoodRare
- They live in the bloco near the river.
3.
materialsRare large solid piece of materialRare
- He carved a statue from a bloco of marble.
Images of bloco

large solid piece of material
Origin of bloco
Portuguese, bloco (block)
Examples of bloco in a sentence
Every year, the bloco brings joy to the community. The bloco has a vibrant community center. Each bloco in the city has its own unique charm. The artist sculpted a figure from a bloco of granite. A bloco of ice was used for the ice sculpture.
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- French:carnaval de rue, quartier, ...
- German:Bloco, Abschnitt, ...
- Italian:bloco, isolato, ...
- Spanish:carnaval callejero, bloque, ...
- Portuguese:bloco de carnaval, bloco, ...
- Chinese:街头狂欢节, 街区, ...
- Japanese:ブロコ, 区画, ...
- Arabic:كرنفال شارع برازيلي, مَربَع, ...
- Hebrew:קַרְנָבַל רְחוֹב, גּוּשׁ, ...
- Russian:карнавальная группа, квартал, ...
- Ukrainian:блоко, квартал, ...
- Hindi:ब्लोको, खंड, ...
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