Definition of road-blocking in English:

road-blocking

noun ˈrəʊdblɒkɪŋ

The action or fact of cutting off access to a place, etc., with a roadblock or roadblocks; (more generally) the blocking of a road. Also figurative: obstruction, hindrance.

adjective ˈrəʊdblɒkɪŋ

That blocks a road or roads; that functions as a roadblock. Also figurative: that impedes or obstructs the progress of something.

Origin

1920s; earliest use found in The Atlanta Constitution. From road + blocking
1920s; earliest use found in The Ogden Standard-Examiner. From road + block + -ing.

Definition of road-blocking in US English:

road-blocking

nounˈrəʊdblɒkɪŋ

The action or fact of cutting off access to a place, etc., with a roadblock or roadblocks; (more generally) the blocking of a road. Also figurative: obstruction, hindrance.

adjectiveˈrəʊdblɒkɪŋ

That blocks a road or roads; that functions as a roadblock. Also figurative: that impedes or obstructs the progress of something.

Origin

1920s; earliest use found in The Atlanta Constitution. From road + blocking<br>1920s; earliest use found in The Ogden Standard-Examiner. From road + block + -ing.

单词	road-blocking
释义	Definition of road-blocking in English: road-blocking noun ˈrəʊdblɒkɪŋ The action or fact of cutting off access to a place, etc., with a roadblock or roadblocks; (more generally) the blocking of a road. Also figurative: obstruction, hindrance. adjective ˈrəʊdblɒkɪŋ That blocks a road or roads; that functions as a roadblock. Also figurative: that impedes or obstructs the progress of something. Origin 1920s; earliest use found in The Atlanta Constitution. From road + blocking 1920s; earliest use found in The Ogden Standard-Examiner. From road + block + -ing. Definition of road-blocking in US English: road-blocking nounˈrəʊdblɒkɪŋ The action or fact of cutting off access to a place, etc., with a roadblock or roadblocks; (more generally) the blocking of a road. Also figurative: obstruction, hindrance. adjectiveˈrəʊdblɒkɪŋ That blocks a road or roads; that functions as a roadblock. Also figurative: that impedes or obstructs the progress of something. Origin 1920s; earliest use found in The Atlanta Constitution. From road + blocking<br>1920s; earliest use found in The Ogden Standard-Examiner. From road + block + -ing.
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