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Detailed Translations for blocks from English to Spanish

block:

to block verb (blocks, blocked, blocking)

  1. to block (obstruct; jam)
    bloqear
  2. to block (make impossible; hinder; hamper; thwart)
    impedir; importunar; estorbar; frustrar; desbaratar; dificultar
  3. to block (barricade; obstruct; bar)
    bloquear; obstaculizar; obstruir; poner trabas a; levantar barricadas en
  4. to block
    – To prevent another user from initiating a conversation and from viewing your presence or other information, such as your personal information. 1
    bloquear

Conjugations for block:

present
  1. block
  2. block
  3. blocks
  4. block
  5. block
  6. block
simple past
  1. blocked
  2. blocked
  3. blocked
  4. blocked
  5. blocked
  6. blocked
present perfect
  1. have blocked
  2. have blocked
  3. has blocked
  4. have blocked
  5. have blocked
  6. have blocked
past continuous
  1. was blocking
  2. were blocking
  3. was blocking
  4. were blocking
  5. were blocking
  6. were blocking
future
  1. shall block
  2. will block
  3. will block
  4. shall block
  5. will block
  6. will block
continuous present
  1. am blocking
  2. are blocking
  3. is blocking
  4. are blocking
  5. are blocking
  6. are blocking
subjunctive
  1. be blocked
  2. be blocked
  3. be blocked
  4. be blocked
  5. be blocked
  6. be blocked
diverse
  1. block!
  2. let's block!
  5. blocked
  6. blocking
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

block [the ~] nomen

  1. the block (hindrance; impediment; obstruction; )
    la molestia; la obstrucción
  2. the block (brain-pan; brain)
    el cerebro; el cabeza; la mente; la cabecera; el coco; el cráneo; el bulbo; la bola; la calavera; el bollo; la esfera; el encabezamiento; el cabecilla; la crisma
  3. the block
    – A Transact-SQL statement enclosed by BEGIN and END. 1
    el bloque
  4. the block (block-level element)
    – An HTML element that, in general, begins a new line. A block-level element may include other block-level elements or inline elements. 1
    el bloque; elemento a nivel de bloque

Translation Matrix for block:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
bloque block; block-level element block of houses; brake; braking mechanism; building-block; complex; row of houses; square
bola block; brain; brain-pan ball; ball of wool; globe; pellet; sphere
bollo block; brain; brain-pan ball; ball of wool; blow; bread roll; dent; growth; knob; lump; roll; swelling; swollen spot; tumor; tumour
bulbo block; brain; brain-pan
cabecera block; brain; brain-pan awareness; beginning; beginning of a letter; captain; centurion; chief; commander; forewoman; head; headman; leader; mind; reason; scoutmaster; woman-leader
cabecilla block; brain; brain-pan gangleader
cabeza block; brain; brain-pan awareness; beginning; beginning of a letter; boss; chief; head; head of a human being; leader; mind; reason; sphere; superior
calavera block; brain; brain-pan brain-pan; braincase; brains; cranium; libertines; rake; skull
cerebro block; brain; brain-pan beginning; beginning of a letter; headline; mastermind; scoutmaster
coco block; brain; brain-pan bogeyman; brain-pan; braincase; brains; bugbear; clapper; coco; coconut; coconut fibre; coconut palm; coconut tree; cranium; grated coconut; skull
crisma block; brain; brain-pan brain-pan; brains; cranium; skull
cráneo block; brain; brain-pan brain-pan; braincase; brains; cranium; skull
dificultar hampering; impeding; interfering with
encabezamiento block; brain; brain-pan address; awareness; foreword; headline; introduction; introductory remarks; mind; preamble; preface; prologue; reason; scoutmaster; speech
esfera block; brain; brain-pan chain; chainlet; circle; circlet; clockface; dial; ring; row
estorbar hampering; impeding; interfering with
impedir barring; preventing; putting off; stopping
mente block; brain; brain-pan beginning; beginning of a letter; brainpower; genius; intellect; intelligence; mental capacity; sense; thought
molestia block; hindrance; impediment; obstacle; obstruction; stonewalling; thwarting; trouble ailment; argy-bargy; bother; chicanery; commotion; complaint; daily pursuit; daily worry; difficulty; discomfort; discontent; discord; disease; disorder; dissatisfaction; fight; fuss; game of rough-and-tumble; hassle; hindrance; hotchpotch; hubble-bubble; impediment; inconvenience; jumble; load; medley; mishmash; nuisance; obstacle; romp; romping; squabbling; stir; trouble; trouble making; unpleasantness; weight
obstaculizar hampering; impeding; interfering with
obstrucción block; hindrance; impediment; obstacle; obstruction; stonewalling; thwarting; trouble bar; barricade; barrier; blockage; breaking down; coming to a standstill; congelation; congestion; constipation; failing; hindrance; hold-up; impediment; jam; obstacle; obstruction; reaching a deadlock; stagnation; stoppage; stumbling block; weighting
obstruir hampering; impeding; interfering with
- auction block; blockage; blocking; city block; closure; cube; cylinder block; engine block; mental block; occlusion; pulley; pulley block; pulley-block; stop; stoppage
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
bloqear block; jam; obstruct
bloquear bar; barricade; block; obstruct button grid; keep from; lock; obstruct; prevent
desbaratar block; hamper; hinder; make impossible; thwart cause failure; counteract; frustrate; hamper; hinder; make impossible; obstruct; sabotage
dificultar block; hamper; hinder; make impossible; thwart bother; counteract; cross; hamper; hinder; impede; make difficult; make harder; make heavier; make impossible; make more difficult; make things difficult; oppose; prevent; resist; sabotage; stem; stop; thwart; trouble; upset; withstand
estorbar block; hamper; hinder; make impossible; thwart be disadvantuous; cause disadvantage; cause injury; cause someone sorrow; cross; damage; do harm; hamper; harm; harm somebody; hinder; hurt; impede; injure; make harder; make heavier; make impossible; make more difficult; oppose; prevent; sabotage; stem; stop; thwart; upset
frustrar block; hamper; hinder; make impossible; thwart be contrary; belie; cause failure; counteract; cross; disappoint; disillusion; frustrate; hamper; hinder; impede; let down; make impossible; obstruct; sabotage; thwart
impedir block; hamper; hinder; make impossible; thwart discourage; dissuade; hamper; hinder; hold back; impede; keep from; make impossible; obstruct; prevent; restrain; stop; thwart
importunar block; hamper; hinder; make impossible; thwart badger; bait; give rise to; hamper; hinder; impede; inconvenience; make impossible; needle; provoke; twaddle; whine
levantar barricadas en bar; barricade; block; obstruct keep from; obstruct; prevent
obstaculizar bar; barricade; block; obstruct cause failure; coagulate; counteract; cross; curdle; frustrate; hamper; hinder; impede; keep from; obstruct; oppose; prevent; resist; sabotage; stem; stop; thwart; upset; withstand
obstruir bar; barricade; block; obstruct coagulate; curdle; hinder; make harder; make heavier; make more difficult; thwart
poner trabas a bar; barricade; block; obstruct
- bar; barricade; blank out; block off; block up; blockade; choke up; close up; deflect; draw a blank; embarrass; forget; freeze; halt; hinder; immobilise; immobilize; impede; jam; kibosh; lug; obstruct; obturate; occlude; parry; stop; stuff; stymie; stymy
Not SpecifiedRelated TranslationsOther Translations
elemento a nivel de bloque block; block-level element
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- bank up; clump; dam; row of houses; scaffold; stem

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Related Definitions for "block":

  1. the act of obstructing or deflecting someone's movements2
  2. a platform from which an auctioneer sells2
    • they put their paintings on the block2
  3. a solid piece of something (usually having flat rectangular sides)2
    • the pyramids were built with large stone blocks2
  4. housing in a large building that is divided into separate units2
    • there is a block of classrooms in the west wing2
  5. an obstruction in a pipe or tube2
  6. a metal casting containing the cylinders and cooling ducts of an engine2
    • the engine had to be replaced because the block was cracked2
  7. a simple machine consisting of a wheel with a groove in which a rope can run to change the direction or point of application of a force applied to the rope2
  8. an inability to remember or think of something you normally can do; often caused by emotional tension2
    • I knew his name perfectly well but I had a temporary block2
  9. a number or quantity of related things dealt with as a unit2
    • he reserved a large block of seats2
    • he held a large block of the company's stock2
  10. a rectangular area in a city surrounded by streets and usually containing several buildings2
    • he lives in the next block2
  11. (computer science) a sector or group of sectors that function as the smallest data unit permitted2
    • since blocks are often defined as a single sector, the terms `block' and `sector' are sometimes used interchangeably2
  12. a three-dimensional shape with six square or rectangular sides2
  13. prohibit the conversion or use of (assets)2
  14. shape into a block or blocks2
    • block the graphs so one can see the results clearly2
  15. shape by using a block2
    • block a garment2
  16. be unable to remember2
    • You are blocking the name of your first wife!2
  17. interfere with or prevent the reception of signals2
    • block the signals emitted by this station2
  18. impede the movement of (an opponent or a ball)2
    • block an attack2
  19. support, secure, or raise with a block2
    • block a plate for printing2
    • block the wheels of a car2
  20. block passage through2
  21. render unsuitable for passage2
    • block the way2
  22. obstruct2
    • Her arteries are blocked2
  23. stamp or emboss a title or design on a book with a block2
    • block the book cover2
  24. shut out from view or get in the way so as to hide from sight2
    • The thick curtain blocked the action on the stage2
  25. interrupt the normal function of by means of anesthesia2
    • block a nerve2
    • block a muscle2
  26. run on a block system2
    • block trains2
  27. hinder or prevent the progress or accomplishment of2
    • His brother blocked him at every turn2
  28. stop from happening or developing2
  29. To prevent another user from initiating a conversation and from viewing your presence or other information, such as your personal information.1
  30. A Transact-SQL statement enclosed by BEGIN and END.1
  31. An HTML element that, in general, begins a new line. A block-level element may include other block-level elements or inline elements.1

Wiktionary Translations for block:

block
verb
  1. to prevent passing
noun
  1. set of paper sheets
  2. distance from one street to another
  3. group of buildings demarcated by streets
  4. substantial piece
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• block → encerrar; sujetar; bloquear; asegurar; apear ↔ vastzetten — iets zodanig zetten...
• block → bloquear ↔ blokkeren — de toe- of doorgang versperren
• block → bloque ↔ Block — nur Plural 1: großes Stück fest verbundenen Materials, meist quaderförmig
• block → bloque ↔ Block — ein Stapel Papierblätter, die mittels Klebung aufeinander liegen und nach Bedarf abgerissen werden können.
• block → cliché ↔ Klischee — „Druckstock aus Metall oder Kunststoff für die Bildwiedergabe im Buchdruck“Fachausdruck-Lexikon
• block → palurdo; bloque ↔ Klotz — ursprünglich hölzerner kantiger großer Gegenstand
• block → torpe ↔ Quadratschädel — übertragen, abwertend: starrsinniger Mensch; Person, die nur sehr schwer zu überzeugen ist
• block → detener; molestar; parar; impedir ↔ aufhalten — jemanden/etwas nicht weitergehen/weiterfortschreiten lassen
• block → cerrar; bloquear; prohibir ↔ sperren — den Zugang zu einem Gebiet oder Gebäude oder System verhindern
• block → privar el paso; interceptar; obstruir ↔ barrer — fermer avec une barre par-derrière.
• block → masa; bloque ↔ bloc — masse, gros morceau d’une matière pesante et dure, telle que la pierre, le marbre, le fer non encore travailler.
• block → bloquear ↔ bloquer — réunir en bloc.
• block → embozar; obturar; tapar; obstruir; bloquear ↔ boucher — Traductions à trier suivant le sens
• block → pastel; empanada ↔ pâté — (vieilli) pâtisserie qui renfermer de la viande ou du poisson haché.
• block → manzana; cuadra; bloque ↔ pâté de maisons — (urban) Petit groupe de maisons ou d’autres bâtiments, délimité par une ou plusieurs voiries, ou d’autres éléments urbanistiques.

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