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| gen. |
block; obstruct; jam |
| comp. |
lock anchor |
| comp., MS |
button grid (A rectangular group of buttons with similar functions on a point-of-sale screen); lock (To prevent users from joining a conference, whether or not they have an invitation) |
| fin. |
to block funds; funds; to freeze |
| fin., lab.law. |
to block |
| IT, el. |
inhibit |
| pack. |
bolt; lock; interlock |
| police |
belay; beleaguer |
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| gen. |
blockade; deadlock; locking |
| agric. |
clutching |
| commun. |
blanking; mute |
| comp., MS |
lock (A restriction on access to a resource in a multiuser environment) |
| earth.sc., transp. |
choking |
| el. |
immobilisation; immobilization |
| IT, el. |
lock |
| med. |
block |
| met., mech.eng. |
interlock |
| psychol. |
blocking |
| transp., avia. |
blockage |
| transp., el. |
line-blocked |
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| comp., MS |
crash (For a system or program, to fail to function correctly, resulting in the suspension of operation) |
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| comp., MS |
Block (A permission setting that prevents a person or domain from adding the user to contact lists, seeing the user's status, or sending instant messages to the user) |
