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O que (quem) é OBSTRUCTER - definição
Obstructer
·noun One who obstructs or hinders.
obstruct
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Obstruct; Obstructions; Obstructs; Obstructed; Obstructing; Obstructor; Obstruction (disambiguation)
(obstructs, obstructing, obstructed)
1.
If something obstructs a road or path, it blocks it, stopping people or vehicles getting past.
Tractors and container lorries have completely obstructed the road.
= block
VERB: V n
2.
To obstruct someone or something means to make it difficult for them to move forward by blocking their path.
A number of local people have been arrested for trying to obstruct lorries loaded with logs...
= block
VERB: V n
3.
To obstruct progress or a process means to prevent it from happening properly.
The authorities are obstructing a United Nations investigation.
VERB: V n
4.
If someone or something obstructs your view, they are positioned between you and the thing you are trying to look at, stopping you from seeing it properly.
Claire positioned herself so as not to obstruct David's line of sight.
= block
VERB: V n
obstruct
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Obstruct; Obstructions; Obstructs; Obstructed; Obstructing; Obstructor; Obstruction (disambiguation)
¦ verb
1. be in the way of; block.
2. prevent or hinder.
Derivatives
obstructor noun
Origin
C16: from L. obstruct-, obstruere 'block up'.
Exemplos do corpo de texto para OBSTRUCTER
1. He went the lengths of praising Israel as a "supporter" to the peace process, not its obstructer.
2. He is "a chronic liar, an out–of–control adulterer, an obstructer of justice, a draft dodger, an all–round morally challenged sleazeball." She has shown "a disturbing pattern of reflexive truth–stretching and reality–doctoring." At a time when Bush has lost support among some conservatives, Zinsmeister‘s appointment may reassure some of the disaffected in the party that a strong voice will be heard in the White House.