block off

英 [blɒk ɒf]

美 [blɑːk ɔːf]

封闭，封住（门、窗或通道）

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 封闭，封住（门、窗或通道）
  When youblock offa door, window, or passage, you put something across it so that nothing can pass through it.
  1. They had blocked off the fireplaces to stop draughts.
     他们已经封住了壁炉，以阻挡通风。

英英释义

verb

• obstruct access to
  Synonym:blockade
• block off the passage through
  1. We shut off the valve
  Synonym:shut offclose off
• render unsuitable for passage
  1. block the way
  2. barricade the streets
  3. stop the busy road
  Synonym:barricadeblockblockadestopblock upbar

双语例句

• We need to block off the street.
  我们得把这条街封锁起来。
• Sometimes I need music to block off my own thought.
  有时候我需要音乐来阻止自己的胡思乱想。
• When you tell yourself, Ill do this tomorrow, actually block off some time in your calendar the next day to work on it.
  当你跟自己说这个我明天再做的时候，你可以在你的日程表上标注好。
• Don't think you can get away from me forever! I am gonna knock your block off.
  不要以为你可以永远离开我！我要敲你的脑袋。
• I want you to call the fire department and have them block off the city center in a one mile radius around the building!
  我要你拨打消防部门的电话，告诉他们封锁以这座楼为中心半径一里范围的街区。
• The management promised to block it off.
  管理层承诺，阻止它关闭。
• I'll knock your block off, you big stiff! You're a bum!
  小心我揍你，你这个死家伙，你简直就是一个懒蛋！
• To prevent your personal time from being bumped off the list of priorities, block off the time as an appointment on your calendar.
  为了防止你的个人时间被压缩，请优先考虑，提前把运动时间写在日程表上。
• They never schedule important meetings or conference calls right at lunchtime, and they typically block off at least 10 minutes of free time after lunch to reassess their goals for the day and shift priorities around, Kerr says.
  他们从来不会在午餐时间安排重要的会面或者会议。吃完午饭后，他们通常会单独呆上至少10分钟，重新审视一天的目标，调整工作重点。
• By the time the block comes off the line, hundreds of separate operation have been performed on it.
  到工件离开生产线时，它已分别经过几百道工序的操作。