block
🇺🇸
/blɑːk/
🇬🇧
/blɒk/
noun
B1
A solid piece of material with flat sides, often square or rectangular.
The children played with a colorful block.
孩子们玩着一个彩色的积木。
B1
A building with many apartments or offices.
She lives in a tall block.
她住在一栋高楼里。
B1
The distance between two streets.
Walk two blocks to reach the store.
走两个街区就能到商店。
R
An area with buildings surrounded by streets.
The park covers one city block.
这个公园占地一个街区。
R
A large piece of land.
He owns a block of land.
他拥有一大片土地。
R
Land for building a house.
They bought a block to build their home.
他们买了一块地来建房子。
R
A group of things or time treated as one.
Buying tickets as a block saves money.
批量购票可以省钱。
R
Something that stops progress.
Fear can be a block to success.
恐惧可能成为成功的障碍。
R
A move in sports to stop an opponent.
The player made a good block.
这名球员完成了一次漂亮的封堵。
R
A starting point for runners in a race.
Runners start from the block.
跑步者从起跑器出发。
R
A wooden piece used for executions.
In history, some were beheaded on the block.
历史上，有些人是在断头台上被斩首的。
verb
B1
To stop something from moving through a path.
A fallen tree can block the road.
倒下的树可能会堵塞道路。
B1
To stand in someone's way to stop them.
Please don't block the entrance.
请不要挡住入口。
R
To prevent something from happening.
The new law may block the plan.
新法律可能会阻碍这个计划。
R
To stop a ball or hit in sports.
The defender tried to block the shot.
防守队员试图封堵射门。
R
To stop a stolen phone from working.
The company can block a lost phone.
公司可以封锁丢失的手机。
R
To stop someone from contacting you online.
You can block annoying users.
你可以屏蔽烦人的用户。
translation
块, 大楼, 街区距离, 街区, 地块, 宅基地, 障碍, 阻挡, 起跑点, 断头台
阻挡, 阻拦, 阻止, 拦截, 锁定, 拉黑
词形变化
3rd Present
blocks
Past
blocked
Perfect
blocked
Progressive
blocking
Plural
blocks