obstruct [əbˈstrʌkt] ГЛ. перех.
1. obstruct a. МЕД.:
- obstruct intestines, path
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- obstruct intestines, path
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- obstruct progress
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- obstruct progress
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- obstruct traffic
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2. obstruct ЮРИД., sports:
- obstruct
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| I | obstruct |
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| you | obstruct |
| he/she/it | obstructs |
| we | obstruct |
| you | obstruct |
| they | obstruct |
| I | obstructed |
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| you | obstructed |
| he/she/it | obstructed |
| we | obstructed |
| you | obstructed |
| they | obstructed |
| I | have | obstructed |
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| you | have | obstructed |
| he/she/it | has | obstructed |
| we | have | obstructed |
| you | have | obstructed |
| they | have | obstructed |
| I | had | obstructed |
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| you | had | obstructed |
| he/she/it | had | obstructed |
| we | had | obstructed |
| you | had | obstructed |
| they | had | obstructed |
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This is the first match in which a batsman was given out for obstructing the field.
en.wikipedia.org It is selected for its ability to obstruct pores in the skin and prevent sweat from leaving the body.
en.wikipedia.org Villages that obstructed the view were removed, although by the early 19th century it had become common to provide replacement villages.
en.wikipedia.org It even obstructed the sun and the moon.
en.wikipedia.org Cameras can view areas which would otherwise be obstructed.
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