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Obstruction Meaning in English

word

/əbˈstɹəkʃən/
uhb-STRUHK-shuhn
/ɒbstɹˈʌkʃən/
uhb-STRUHK-shuhn

释义

Something that blocks, delays, or gets in the way of movement, progress, or action. It can be a physical object or an action that makes things more difficult.

用法与细微差别

Often used formally or in technical/medical/legal contexts ('bowel obstruction', 'obstruction of justice'). In casual English, 'blockage', 'barrier', or 'obstacle' are more common. Used for both physical things (like something blocking a pipe) and abstract situations (slowing a process).

例句

The road was closed because of an obstruction.

basic

There was an obstruction in the pipe.

basic

Doctors found an obstruction in his intestine.

basic

Legal obstruction can make big projects take years to finish.

natural

Don’t let a small obstruction stop you from reaching your goals.

natural

I called the company to report an obstruction on the sidewalk.

natural