堵塞 | dǔ sè | to clog up; blockage | |
堵车 | dǔ chē | traffic jam; (of traffic) to get congested | |
围堵 | wéi dǔ | to blockade; to surround; to hem in | |
围追堵截 | wéi zhuī dǔ jié | encirclement, pursuit, obstruction, and interception (idiom) | |
观者如堵 | guān zhě rú dǔ | The spectators formed a solid wall of humanity. (idiom) |
1 | I mean, I start to feel, but something just blocks it. | |
2 | No, sir, but you said yesterday that everything you told me went in one ear and out the other , so I am trying to stop it. | |
3 | We are now in the dark in this room and we've barricaded all the doors. | |
4 | He found every road to the accomplishment of his desire shut against him. | |
5 | When that happens they' re gagged and thrown into the sea, where they can have all the space and water they want. |