blockade

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• General-American: /blɑˈkeɪd/
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• Received-Pronunciation: /blɒˈkeɪd/
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• Southern-England: Recorded audio is listed in the source snapshot.
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• rhymes with -eɪd
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• CMU ARPABET: B L AA2 K EY1 D Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From block + -ade, probably after Dutch blocquade (now blokkade) or German Blockade.

115 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Finnish: saarto — physical blocking or surrounding of a place
• Finnish: sulkeminen — physical blocking or surrounding of a place
• Indonesian: blokade — physical blocking or surrounding of a place
• Pannonian Rusyn: блокада (blokada) — physical blocking or surrounding of a place
• Polish: blokada — physical blocking or surrounding of a place
• Spanish: bloqueo — physical blocking or surrounding of a place
• Albanian: bllokadë — isolation of something
• Arabic: حِصَار (ḥiṣār) — isolation of something
• Arabic: مُحَاصَرَة (muḥāṣara) — isolation of something
• Armenian: շրջափակում (šrǰapʻakum) — isolation of something
• Azerbaijani: blokada — isolation of something
• Azerbaijani: mühasirə — isolation of something
• Belarusian: блака́да (blakáda) — isolation of something
• Bulgarian: блока́да (blokáda) — isolation of something
• Catalan: bloqueig — isolation of something
• Chinese Mandarin: 封鎖 /封锁 (fēngsuǒ) — isolation of something
• Czech: blokáda — isolation of something
• Danish: blokade — isolation of something
• Dutch: blokkade — isolation of something
• Esperanto: blokado — isolation of something
• Estonian: blokaad — isolation of something
• Finnish: saarto — isolation of something
• Finnish: sulku — isolation of something
• French: blocus — isolation of something
• Georgian: ბლოკადა (bloḳada) — isolation of something
• German: Blockade — isolation of something
• Greek: αποκλεισμός (apokleismós) — isolation of something
• Hebrew: הֶסְגֵּר (hesger) — isolation of something
• Hindi: नाकाबंदी (nākābandī) — isolation of something
• Hindi: घेरा (gherā) — isolation of something
• Hungarian: blokád — isolation of something
• Hungarian: ostromzár — isolation of something
• Icelandic: herkví — isolation of something
• Indonesian: blokade — isolation of something
• Italian: blocco — isolation of something
• Japanese: 封鎖 (fūsa) — isolation of something
• Japanese: 遮断 (shadan) — isolation of something
• Kazakh: шектеме (şekteme) — isolation of something
• Kazakh: блокада (blokada) — isolation of something
• Kazakh: қамау (qamau) — isolation of something
• Kazakh: қоршау (qorşau) — isolation of something
• Korean: 봉쇄 (bongswae) — isolation of something
• Kyrgyz: блокада (blokada) — isolation of something
• Latin: obsidiō — isolation of something
• Latin: obsessiō — isolation of something
• Latvian: blokāde — isolation of something
• Lithuanian: blokada — isolation of something
• Macedonian: блока́да (blokáda) — isolation of something
• Mongolian: бүслэлт (büslelt) — isolation of something
• Mongolian: ᠪᠦᠰᠡᠯᠡᠯᠲᠡ (büselelte) — isolation of something
• Norwegian Bokmål: blokade — isolation of something
• Norwegian Nynorsk: blokade — isolation of something
• Pannonian Rusyn: блокада (blokada) — isolation of something
• Pashto: محاصره (mahāsera) — isolation of something
• Persian: محاصره (mohâsere) — isolation of something
• Polish: blokada — isolation of something
• Portuguese: bloqueio — isolation of something
• Romanian: blocadă — isolation of something
• Romanian: blocare — isolation of something
• Romanian: blocaj — isolation of something
• Russian: блока́да (blokáda) — isolation of something
• Serbo-Croatian: блока́да — isolation of something
• Serbo-Croatian: blokáda — isolation of something
• Slovak: blokáda — isolation of something
• Slovene: blokada — isolation of something
• Spanish: bloqueo — isolation of something
• Swedish: blockad — isolation of something
• Tajik: муҳосира (muhosira) — isolation of something
• Tajik: муҳосара (muhosara) — isolation of something
• Thai: การปิดล้อม (gaan-bpìt-lɔ́ɔm) — isolation of something
• Turkish: abluka — isolation of something
• Turkish: muhasara — isolation of something
• Turkmen: blokada — isolation of something
• Ukrainian: блока́да (blokáda) — isolation of something
• Urdu: گھِیرا (gherā) — isolation of something
• Urdu: محاصرہ (muhāsara) — isolation of something
• Uzbek: blokada — isolation of something
• Uzbek: muhosara — isolation of something
• Vietnamese: sự bao vây — isolation of something
• Vietnamese: sự phong tỏa — isolation of something
• Finnish: saartojoukot — nautical: ships or other forces used to effect a naval blockade
• Hebrew: הֶסְגֵּר יַמִּי (hesgér yamí) — nautical: ships or other forces used to effect a naval blockade
• Polish: blokada — nautical: ships or other forces used to effect a naval blockade
• Spanish: bloqueo — nautical: ships or other forces used to effect a naval blockade
• Finnish: esto — chess: preventing opponent's pawn
• Finnish: blokkaus — chess: preventing opponent's pawn
• Armenian: շրջափակել (šrǰapʻakel) — to create a blockade against
• Belarusian: блакірава́ць (blakiravácʹ) — to create a blockade against
• Belarusian: блякава́ць (bljakavácʹ) — to create a blockade against
• Bulgarian: блоки́рам (blokíram) — to create a blockade against
• Catalan: bloquejar — to create a blockade against
• Chinese Mandarin: 封鎖 /封锁 (fēngsuǒ) — to create a blockade against
• Czech: blokovat — to create a blockade against
• Czech: zablokovat — to create a blockade against
• Finnish: saartaa — to create a blockade against
• French: bloquer — to create a blockade against
• French: obstruer — to create a blockade against
• German: blockieren — to create a blockade against
• German: sperren — to create a blockade against
• Greek: αποκλείω (apokleío) — to create a blockade against
• Ancient Greek: πολιορκέω (poliorkéō) — to create a blockade against
• Japanese: 封鎖する (fūsa suru) — to create a blockade against
• Kyrgyz: камоо кама (kamoo) — to create a blockade against
• Latin: circumsedeo — to create a blockade against
• Polish: blokować — to create a blockade against
• Portuguese: bloquear — to create a blockade against
• Romanian: bloca — to create a blockade against
• Russian: блоки́ровать (blokírovatʹ) — to create a blockade against
• Russian: заблоки́ровать (zablokírovatʹ) — to create a blockade against
• Slovak: blokovať — to create a blockade against
• Slovak: zablokovať — to create a blockade against
• Swedish: blockera — to create a blockade against
• Swedish: spärra — to create a blockade against
• Thai: ปิดล้อม (bpìt-lɔ́ɔm) — to create a blockade against
• Ukrainian: блокува́ти (blokuváty) — to create a blockade against