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block out

/blɒk aʊt/

الترجمة: فعل مركب يعني منع رؤية شيء أو سماعه أو تذكره، أو رسم مخطط أولي تقريبي لشيء ما.

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verb

/blɒk aʊt/B2formal
  • arفعل مركب يعني منع رؤية شيء أو سماعه أو تذكره، أو رسم مخطط أولي تقريبي لشيء ما.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of preventing something from being seen, heard, or remembered, or to plan something roughly.

غير معدود · متعدٍّ · فعل مركّب، قابل للفصل

  1. Prevent from enteringinformal

    To stop something from coming in or being seen, especially light, sound, or a view.

    arحجب

    • The curtains block out the sunlight completely.
    • He used earplugs to block out the noise.
    • The tall building blocks out the view of the mountains.

    المرادفاتconcealcoverhidekeep outmaskobscureobstructscreenshut outveil

    الأضدادadmitallowpermit

  2. Ignore or suppressinformal

    To deliberately avoid thinking about something unpleasant or painful.

    arالتناسي

    • She tried to block out the memory of the accident.
    • He blocked out all distractions while studying.
    • They blocked out the negative comments from their minds.

    المرادفاتbottle upburyexcludepush asiderepressshut outsmotherstiflesuppress

    الأضدادacceptacknowledgeconfrontembraceface

  3. Plan or scheduleinformal

    To set aside a period of time for a specific purpose.

    arتخصيص وقت

    • I blocked out two hours for the meeting.
    • She blocked out the weekend for a family trip.
    • We need to block out time for the project review.

    المرادفاتallocatebookearmarkreservescheduleset aside

الصيغ
  • blocked out past participle
  • blocked out past simple
  • blocking out present participle
  • blocks out third person singular

الفعل الأساسيblock

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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