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| gen. |
anchorage of a roof bolt |
| agric. |
control; rationing |
| bank. |
gridlock |
| chem. |
stoppage; barrier; baffle; interlock |
| commun. |
blanking; mute |
| comp. |
lockout; holding |
| comp., MS |
blocking (A method of operation in which a program that issues a call does not regain control until the call completes); hold (A restriction that prevents a document from being posted or transactions from being entered for a specified record); deadlock (In operating systems and database applications, a situation in which two or more processes cannot continue because each process is waiting for resources to be freed by the continuation of the other process) |
| construct. |
blockstone course; filling with rubbles; filling with bricks; wedging; keying |
| cycl. |
skewer |
| econ. |
pegging |
| el. |
locking device; inhibit |
| fin. |
freezing |
| footb. |
stopping; trapping |
| hobby |
block |
| hydrol. |
cobblestone pavement; rock fill; riprapping |
| industr., construct., met. |
blocking |
| law, transp. |
lock |
| load.equip. |
lock (n.m.); locking (n.m.) |
| med. |
inhibition; bone-chip blocking; blockade |
| met. |
spiking |
| sport, bask. |
screening |
| stat., commun., scient. |
congestion |
| transp. |
scotching; caging; restraint |
| transp., avia. |
blockage |
| transp., construct. |
bottoming; base-course metaling; base-course metalling; laying base-course; pitching; soleing; hardcore; penning; sub-base reinforcement |
| transp., el. |
lock-in; line-blocked |
| transp., mech.eng. |
binding; jamming; locking |
| радиоакт. |
quenching (of a radiation-counter tube) |
