Block up Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈbɫɑk/ /ˈəp

BLAHK-uhp

UK

blˈɒk/ /ˈʌp

BLOK-up

परिभाषा

To completely fill or cover something so that nothing can pass through; to cause something like a hole, pipe, or passage to be stopped up.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

'Block up' is a phrasal verb, usually informal, used for physical obstructions (pipes, holes, doors). Common with 'with' (e.g., block up with leaves). Similar to but stronger than just 'block'. Not used for people or digital context.

• Spanish: atascar - obstruir - bloquear
• Portuguese (BR): bloquear - entupir
• Portuguese (PT): bloquear - entupir
• Chinese (Simplified): 堵住 - 阻塞
• Chinese (Traditional): 堵住 - 阻塞
• Hindi: अवरोधित करना - जाम करना
• Arabic: يسدّ - يغلق
• Bengali: আঁটকে ফেলা - বন্ধ করে ফেলা
• Russian: заделать - закупорить
• Japanese: 塞ぐ - 詰まらせる
• Vietnamese: bịt kín - làm tắc
• Korean: 막다 - 꽉 막다
• Turkish: tıkamak
• Urdu: بند کردینا - بند کر دینا
• Indonesian: menyumbat - menutup rapat

उदाहरण वाक्य

The drain was blocked up by leaves.

basic

He tried to block up the hole in the wall with a towel.

basic

Please don't block up the doorway.

basic

My nose gets blocked up every spring because of allergies.

natural

Someone blocked up the sink, and now the water won't drain.

natural

If you block up the windows, the room gets really stuffy.

natural