blockade in Greek
blockade in Greek is αποκλεισμός, αποκλείω — blockade means the act of sealing off a place, especially by sea, to stop goods or people moving in or out.
blockade in Greek
αποκλεισμός
Pronounced: apokleismos
(by extension) Any form of formal isolation or inhibition of something, especially with the force of law or arms.
αποκλείω
Pronounced: apokleio
(transitive) To create a blockade against.
What does "blockade" mean?
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noun The act of sealing off a place, especially by sea, to stop goods or people moving in or out.
"The navy imposed a blockade on the port."
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verb To seal off a place in order to cut off supplies or movement.
"Enemy ships blockaded the harbour for months."
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blockade in a sentence
- The navy imposed a blockade on the port.
- Enemy ships blockaded the harbour for months.
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What is "blockade" in Greek?
"blockade" in Greek is αποκλεισμός, αποκλείω. blockade means: The act of sealing off a place, especially by sea, to stop goods or people moving in or out.
How do you pronounce αποκλεισμός?
"blockade" in Greek is αποκλεισμός, pronounced "apokleismos".
How do you use "blockade" in a sentence?
Example: "The navy imposed a blockade on the port." In Greek, "blockade" is αποκλεισμός, αποκλείω.
Are there other ways to say "blockade" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "blockade": αποκλεισμός, αποκλείω.
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