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Перевод: blockage

[существительное]
блокировка ; заграждение; препятствие; устройство заграждения

Тезаурус:

1. A partial blockage (stenosis) can lead to the early warning symptoms of fatigue, breathlessness, or a cramp-like chest pain on exertion (angina).
2. Strands of wool are loosened by the prolonged sucking and may be swallowed, leading eventually to a blockage of the cat's intestines, requiring surgery.
3. He was arrested and, although there was no blockage of the highway, disorder, or violence, he was later charged with obstruction of a police officer in the execution of his duty.
4. They are often more of a blockage to communication than a channel.
5. It also determines the course of subsequent events occurring at the surface, such as platelet adhesion-activation for blood contacting devices, or bacterial adhesion, encrustation and blockage for urinary catheters.
6. Try increasing the pump speed for a short while to shift the blockage, or drain down the system so it can be flushed through and refilled (see CORROSION-PROOFING AND DESCALING).
7. A paper by Dr Philip James of the University of Dundee published by the Lancet last year amplifies an idea first suggested in the 1930s that the disease may be due to the blockage of blood vessels of the nervous system by fat globules (Lancet , 1982, vol 1, p 380).
8. A blockage in the movement upward and out of the underclass will not be accepted.
9. The blockage is usually caused by a blood clot forming in an artery already narrowed by fatty atheroma.
10. Like the writing of all books there are times of great enthusiasm, of heavy going and quite often real blockage.
11. This is no small problem and the emotional blockage is very real, but is certainly something we do not have to live with.
12. Any backing-up of water indicates a blockage, and any standing water indicates a partial blockage or lack of gravity fall.
13. Both types are prone to blockage.