单词 | block type |
释义 | block /blok/noun
ORIGIN: Fr bloc, prob Gmc in origin blockadeˈ noun
To block up by troops or ships blockˈage noun
blocked adjective blockˈer noun
blockˈing noun
blockˈish adjective
blockˈy adjective
blockadeˈ-runner noun A person or ship that passes through a blockading force block and tackle noun A lifting device comprising a case (block) containing a pulley and its chains or ropes (tackle) blockˈboard noun Plywood board made up of veneer enclosing thin strips of wood blockˈ-book noun A book printed from engraved blocks, not movable types blockˈbuster noun
blockˈbusting noun and adjective block capital noun A capital letter written in sanserif blockˈ-chain noun An endless chain of blocks and links blockˈ-coal noun Coal that breaks into cuboidal blocks block diagram noun (computing) One made up of squares and rectangles representing different hardware and software components, with lines showing their interconnections blocked shoe noun A ballet dancer's dancing pump with a stiffened toe-piece, enabling dancing on points blocked style noun (typing) The display style, with all text beginning at the left margin without centring, indenting or underscoring block gauge noun A block of hardened steel with its opposite faces accurately ground and polished flat and parallel, used to check the accuracy of other gauges block grant noun A general grant made by the central government to a local authority for all its services blockˈhead noun (informal)
blockˈhole noun (cricket) The place where a batsman rests the end of his bat when batting blockˈhouse noun
blocking motion noun Notice of intention to bring up a certain matter at a future date, thus preventing (or blocking) raising of the subject on a motion for adjournment block letter noun
block party noun A party given for all of the residents of a building or neighbourhood block plane noun A small very acute-angled plane for cutting across the grain at the end of a piece of wood block printing noun Printing from hand-carved or engraved blocks, now used for specialist books, wallpaper and textiles block release noun Release from employment for a period of weeks or more in order to follow a course of study blockˈship noun A warship too old for action, but useful in port defence blockˈ-system noun (rail) A system in which no train is allowed onto a section of line so long as any other is on it blockˈ-tin noun Tin in the form of blocks or ingots block type noun A heavy-letter type, without serifs block vote noun A vote by a delegate at a conference, counted as the number of people he or she represents blockˈwork noun Blocks of precast concrete used for building do one's block (Aust and NZ inf) To be very angry on the block Up for auction |
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