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/blɔk/
Translation
block; pad (of paper)
Word origin
From Middle Dutch blok ('tree trunk, lump'), borrowed into Old French. English 'block' comes from the same Dutch source by way of French.
- Origin
- Middle Dutch
- Root
- blok
- English cognates
- block, blockade
Grammar
Examples
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A huge block of stone was blocking the road.
J' .
I bought a pad of paper for my notes.
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Write the list on the pad next to the telephone.
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He carved the statue from a single block of wood.
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The whole village rose as one.
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