英语词组blocker是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

block

1. n. the head. Try to get this stuff through your block before the test.

2. n. the auction block. The painting went on the block and sold for nearly fifty-three million dollars.

3. n. a stupid person. (Possibly a back formation on blockhead.) You silly block! Get out of the way.

See:

a chip off the old block
a new kid on the block
a stumbling block
a/the new kid on the block
around the block
be a chip off the old block
be off the (starting) blocks
be out of the blocks
been around (the block)
been around the block
block
block in
block in some place
block off
block on
block on (something)
block out
block up
blockbuster
blocked
blockhead
blocking and tackling
chip off the old block
chip off the old block, a
chock-a-block, to be
cock block
cock-blocking
do (one's) block
gapers' block
go on the block
have been around the block
have been around the block a few times
I'll knock your block/head off!
knock (one's) block off
knock (one's) head off
knock block off
knock someone’s block off
knock someone's block off
lay (one's) head on the block
lay (one's) neck on the block
mental block
new kid on the block
off the (starting) blocks
off the blocks
on the block
on the chopping block
out (of) the (starting) blocks
out of the blocks
put (one's) head on the block
put (one's) neck on the block
put (something) on the block
put head on the block
put on the block
put the blocks on
put the blocks on (something)
put your head on the block
put/lay your head/neck on the block
storm out of the blocks
stumbling block
stumbling block, a
the block is hot
the new kid on the block
writer's block

词组	blocker
释义	blocker noun 1 a confederate who shields a casino cheat from being seen as he robs a slot machine US, 1984. 2 a member of a shoplifting team who distracts attention and blocks pursuit UK, 1996 (redirected from blocker) block 1. n. the head. Try to get this stuff through your block before the test. 2. n. the auction block. The painting went on the block and sold for nearly fifty-three million dollars. 3. n. a stupid person. (Possibly a back formation on blockhead.) You silly block! Get out of the way. See: a chip off the old block a new kid on the block a stumbling block a/the new kid on the block around the block be a chip off the old block be off the (starting) blocks be out of the blocks been around (the block) been around the block block block in block in some place block off block on block on (something) block out block up blockbuster blocked blockhead blocking and tackling chip off the old block chip off the old block, a chock-a-block, to be cock block cock-blocking do (one's) block gapers' block go on the block have been around the block have been around the block a few times I'll knock your block/head off! knock (one's) block off knock (one's) head off knock block off knock someone’s block off knock someone's block off lay (one's) head on the block lay (one's) neck on the block mental block new kid on the block off the (starting) blocks off the blocks on the block on the chopping block out (of) the (starting) blocks out of the blocks put (one's) head on the block put (one's) neck on the block put (something) on the block put head on the block put on the block put the blocks on put the blocks on (something) put your head on the block put/lay your head/neck on the block storm out of the blocks stumbling block stumbling block, a the block is hot the new kid on the block writer's block
随便看	conveniences conventional conventionalism conventionalist conventionally conventional/received wisdom conventional wisdom conventional wisdom, the converge converged converged in upon converge in upon converge in upon someone converge in upon (someone or something) converge in upon something converge on converge on her converge on him converge on it converge on me converge on one converge on them converge on/upon converge on us converge on you