blocco

Etymology 1
, from, from , from , from , from.

Noun

 * 1) block substantial piece of any substance
 * 2) notebook, writing pad
 * 3) * 1991, Nora Roberts, Attimi sospesi, tr. of Second Nature, tr. by Claudia Cavallaro, Harlequin Mondadori (publ.).
 * "it"

- Prese un blocco e una matita.


 * 1) set, block a group of identical objects, regarded as a whole
 * 2)  bloc, coalition

Etymology 2
, from.

Noun

 * 1) blockade
 * 2) * 2005, Peter J. Hugill, La comunicazione mondiale dal 1844, tr. by Domenico Gallo & Andrea Marti, Feltrinelli (publ.), page 15.
 * "it"

- Durante la Rivoluzione americana il blocco navale inglese delle coste americane risultò inefficace e la guerre de course inutile.


 * 1) embargo
 * 2) block, blockage
 * 3) standstill, paralysis a state in which it is impossible to progress
 * 4)  freeze
 * 5) lockdown
 * 6)  crash
 * 7)  failure, arrest
 * 1)  freeze
 * 2) lockdown
 * 3)  crash
 * 4)  failure, arrest
 * 1)  crash
 * 2)  failure, arrest
 * 1)  failure, arrest