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knife block SAM.

knife block

bloque m. spol (de madera) para poner los cuchillos

I. knife <pl knives> [am. angl. naɪf, brit. angl. nʌɪf] SAM.

knife

cuchillo m. spol

knife (penknife)

navaja ž. spol

knife (penknife)

cortaplumas m. spol or ž. spol

knife (dagger)

puñal m. spol

he can't use a knife and fork

no sabe usar los cubiertos

the Night of the Long Knives ZGOD.

la Noche de los Cuchillos Largos

it cuts through steel like a knife through butter

corta el acero como si fuera mantequilla

the knives are out for him/her brit. angl. pog.

se la tienen jurada

to get one's knife into sb pog.

ensañarse con alguien

to get one's knife into sb pog.

atacar a alguien

she's certainly got her knife into him

no cabe duda de que se ha ensañado con él

to turn or twist the knife (in the wound)

hurgar en la herida

under the knife MED.

en la mesa de operaciones

the project came under the knife

dieron el tijeretazo al proyecto

you could have cut the air or atmosphere with a knife

se respiraba la tensión en el ambiente

knife fight

pelea ž. spol con navajas (or cuchillos etc.)

II. knife [am. angl. naɪf, brit. angl. nʌɪf] GLAG. preh. glag.

knife

acuchillar

I. block [am. angl. blɑk, brit. angl. blɒk] SAM.

1.1. block:

block (of wood)

bloque m. spol

block (of stone)

bloque m. spol

block (of stone)

sillar m. spol

alphabet/building blocks

cubos m. spol mn. de letras/de construcción

alphabet/building blocks

tabiques m. spol mn. de letras/de construcción Meh.

the executioner's block

el tajo del verdugo

he was sent to the block

lo condenaron a ser decapitado

to knock sb's block off pog.

romperle la crisma a alguien pog.

1.2. block ŠPORT:

starting block

taco m. spol de salida

to be first off the blocks

ser el primero en la salida

1.3. block TIPOGRAF.:

block (of metal)

plancha ž. spol

block (of wood)

placa ž. spol

block (of wood)

taco m. spol

1.4. block (of paper):

block

bloc m. spol

2. block (at auction):

block

plataforma ž. spol (para subastas)

they are putting their boat on the block next week

la semana que viene subastan su barco

they are putting their boat on the block next week

la semana que viene rematan su barco lat. amer.

3.1. block:

block (space enclosed by streets)

manzana ž. spol

block (distance between two streets) am. angl.

cuadra ž. spol lat. amer.

block (distance between two streets) am. angl.

calle ž. spol Šp.

we went for a walk around the block

fuimos a dar una vuelta a la manzana

it's eight blocks from here am. angl.

está a ocho cuadras de aquí lat. amer.

it's eight blocks from here am. angl.

está a ocho calles de aquí Šp.

3.2. block (building):

a block of flats brit. angl.

un edificio de apartamentos

a block of flats brit. angl.

un edificio de departamentos lat. amer.

a block of flats brit. angl.

una casa de pisos Šp.

an office block

un edificio de oficinas

the shower block

el pabellón de las duchas

4. block (section):

block (of income)

parte ž. spol

block (of text)

sección ž. spol

block (of text)

bloque m. spol

block (of shares)

paquete m. spol

block (of seats)

sección ž. spol

block (of tickets)

taco m. spol

5. block RAČ.:

block

bloque m. spol

6.1. block (blockage):

block

obstrucción ž. spol

block

bloqueo m. spol

I have a complete block about left and right

siempre me armo un lío con la derecha y la izquierda

he has a mental block about physics

tiene un bloqueo mental con la física

6.2. block (obstacle):

block

obstáculo m. spol

block to sth

obstáculo para algo

6.3. block (embargo):

block

bloqueo m. spol

to put a block on sth

bloquear algo

7.1. block (in boxing, fencing):

block

bloqueo m. spol

block

parada ž. spol

7.2. block (in volleyball, US football):

block

bloqueo m. spol

II. block [am. angl. blɑk, brit. angl. blɒk] GLAG. preh. glag.

1.1. block (obstruct):

block road/entrance

bloquear

you're blocking my way

me estás impidiendo or bloqueando el paso

that fat man is blocking my view

ese gordo no me deja ver

1.2. block drain/sink:

block

atascar

block

tapar lat. amer.

my nose is blocked

tengo la nariz tapada

1.3. block → block out

2.1. block (prevent):

block progress/attempt

obstaculizar

block progress/attempt

impedir

block funds/account/sale

congelar

block funds/account/sale

bloquear

2.2. block ŠPORT:

block ball/opponent

bloquear

3. block (emboss):

block

estampar

4. block (align):

block address/paragraph

alinear

III. block [am. angl. blɑk, brit. angl. blɒk] GLAG. nepreh. glag. ŠPORT

block

bloquear

block out GLAG. [am. angl. blɑk -, brit. angl. blɒk -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

1. block out (shut out):

block out thought/worry

ahuyentar

block out thought/worry

borrar de la mente

2. block out (obscure, obstruct):

block out sun/light

tapar

knife block SAM.

knife block

bloque m. spol para [o de] cuchillos

knife <knives> [naɪf] SAM.

1. knife:

knife

cuchillo m. spol

2. knife (dagger):

knife

puñal m. spol

to wield a knife

blandir un puñal elev

3. knife (in a machine):

knife

cuchilla ž. spol

fraza:

the knifes are out for him brit. angl., avstral. angl. pog.

se la tienen jurada

to get one's knife in(to) sb

ensañarse con alguien

to turn the knife (in the wound)

poner el dedo en la llaga

to be under the knife MED.

estar en la mesa de operaciones

I. block [blɒk, am. angl. blɑ:k] SAM.

1. block of wood:

block (solid lump)

bloque m. spol

block (solid lump)

zoquete m. spol

block (for executions)

tajo m. spol

to be sent to the block

ser condenado a ser decapitado

2. block RAČ.:

block

bloque m. spol

3. block:

block (tall building)

edificio m. spol

block (group of buildings)

manzana ž. spol

block (group of buildings)

cuadra ž. spol lat. amer.

block of flats brit. angl.

bloque m. spol de viviendas

4. block:

block (barrier)

barrera ž. spol

block (impediment)

obstáculo ž. spol

5. block (child's toy):

block

cubo m. spol

6. block ŠPORT:

block

taco m. spol de salida

II. block [blɒk, am. angl. blɑ:k] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. block:

block

bloquear

block access

bloquear

block entrance

tapar

block filter, pipe

obstruir

block nose

taponar

block road, route, street

cortar

block sb's progress

obstaculizar

block sb's view

tapar (la vista)

block sb's way

cerrar (el paso)

block drain, sink, toilet

atascar

the toilet is blocked again

el inodoro se ha vuelto a atascar

2. block RAČ., INET:

block account, file, user, website

bloquear

to block and copy

seleccionar y copiar

3. block ŠPORT:

block

bloquear

4. block MED.:

block artery, duct

obstruir

5. block FINAN.:

block account, funds

congelar

block currency

bloquear

I. knife <knives> [naɪf] SAM.

1. knife:

knife

cuchillo m. spol

2. knife (dagger):

knife

puñal m. spol

to wield a knife

blandir un puñal elev

3. knife (in a machine):

knife

cuchilla ž. spol

fraza:

to turn the knife (in the wound)

poner el dedo en la llaga

to be under the knife MED.

estar en la mesa de operaciones

II. knife <knives> [naɪf] GLAG. preh. glag.

knife

apuñalar

I. block [blak] SAM.

1. block (solid lump):

block

bloque m. spol

block of wood

zoquete m. spol

2. block:

block (city block)

manzana ž. spol

block (neighborhood)

barrio m. spol

block (group of buildings)

manzana ž. spol

block (group of buildings)

cuadra ž. spol lat. amer.

3. block:

block (barrier)

barrera ž. spol

block (impediment)

obstáculo m. spol

4. block (child's toy):

block

cubo m. spol

5. block (for executions):

block

tajo m. spol

to be sent to the block

ser condenado a ser decapitado

6. block sleng (head):

to knock sb's block off

romperle la crisma a alguien

he's a chip off the old block

tiene tanto éxito como su padre

7. block ŠPORT:

block

taco m. spol de salida

8. block comput:

block

bloque m. spol

II. block [blak] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. block:

block road, pipe

bloquear

block sb's progress

obstaculizar

2. block comput:

to block and copy

seleccionar y copiar

Present

I	knife
you	knife
he/she/it	knifes
we	knife
you	knife
they	knife

Past

I	knifed
you	knifed
he/she/it	knifed
we	knifed
you	knifed
they	knifed

Present Perfect

I	have	knifed
you	have	knifed
he/she/it	has	knifed
we	have	knifed
you	have	knifed
they	have	knifed

Past Perfect

I	had	knifed
you	had	knifed
he/she/it	had	knifed
we	had	knifed
you	had	knifed
they	had	knifed

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

For example, on hot, sunny days the tint in the windows would darken to reduce glare and block out heat.

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Thick double brick walls block out noise, and copper framed arched windows reveal a second layer of brick rather than a view of the interior.

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The mountains block out the summer monsoon, and summer rainfall is thus quite low.

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Contact centers can block out times that are unavailable for scheduling and limit the number of appointments available.

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He tries to block out people's voices in his head and just go with how he feels.

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