chock

chock
1. noun
Bremsklotz, der
2. transitive verb
blockieren
* * *
chock
[tʃɒk, AM tʃɑ:k]
n Bremsklotz m, Bremskeil m
* * *
[tʃɒk]
1. n
Bremskeil m, Bremsklotz m; (NAUT) (under boat) Bock m; (for cables) Lippe f, Lippklampe f

chocks away — Bremsklötze weg

2. vt
wheel blockieren; boat aufbocken
* * *
chock [tʃɒk; US tʃɑk]
A s
1. (Brems-, Hemm)Keil m, Bremsklotz m
2. SCHIFF (Boots)Klampe f
B v/t
1. festkeilen
2. meist chock up vollstopfen (with mit)
C adv möglichst nahe, dicht:
chock against the wall dicht an die Wand stellen etc
* * *
1. noun
Bremsklotz, der
2. transitive verb
blockieren
* * *
v.
festkeilen v.

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