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hindrance

/ˈhɪn.drəns/

Traduction: Nom désignant ce qui crée des difficultés, ralentit le progrès ou constitue un obstacle.

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noun

/ˈhɪn.drəns/C1formal
  • frNom désignant ce qui crée des difficultés, ralentit le progrès ou constitue un obstacle.

A noun referring to something that creates difficulty, delays progress, or acts as an obstacle.

  1. Obstacle or barrierB2formal

    Something that delays or prevents progress or action.

    frObstacle ou barrière

    • The heavy rain was a hindrance to the construction work.
    • Lack of funding proved to be a major hindrance to the project.
    • His lack of experience was a hindrance in getting the job.

    Synonymesbarrierblockdeterrentencumbrancehurdleimpedimentobstacleobstruction

    Antonymesadvantageaidassetassistanceboostencouragementfacilitationfurtherancehelpsupport

  2. Person who causes delayC1formal

    A person who obstructs or slows down progress.

    frPersonne qui retarde

    • The manager saw him as a hindrance to the team's efficiency.
    • She was considered a hindrance rather than a help during the crisis.
    • The new regulations turned out to be a hindrance to innovation.

    Synonymesblockerdelayerimpedimentobstacleobstructionistobstructor

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  • hindrances plural form
  • hindrances' possessive plural form
  • hindrance's possessive singular form
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