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obstructor

/əbˈstrʌk.tər/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne ou une chose qui bloque ou entrave systématiquement une action, ou une structure physique qui gêne le passage.

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/əbˈstrʌk.tər/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une personne ou une chose qui bloque ou entrave systématiquement une action, ou une structure physique qui gêne le passage.

A noun referring to a person or thing that systematically blocks or hinders an action, or a physical structure that impedes progress.

  1. Person who hindersC1formal

    A person who systematically blocks or delays an action that others wish to take.

    frPersonne qui fait obstruction

    • The committee's progress was slowed by a persistent obstructor.
    • He was known as an obstructor of any new policy changes.
    • The project failed because of one key obstructor in the group.

    Synonymesblockerfilibustererobstructerobstructioniststonewallerthwarter

    Antonymesfacilitatorsupporter

  2. Physical barrierC1formal

    A structure or object that makes forward movement or progress difficult.

    frObstacle physique

    • The fallen tree acted as an obstructor on the hiking trail.
    • Large rocks were an obstructor to the construction of the road.
    • The debris was a major obstructor in the narrow hallway.

    Synonymesbarbarricadebarrierblockblockagehindrancehurdleimpedimentobstacleobstruction

Formes
  • obstructors plural form
  • obstructors' possessive plural form
  • obstructor's possessive singular form
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