No. 3,257 in Spanish

bloqueos

"Blockages" or "obstructions."

In a sentence

Los bloqueos en las calles causaron grandes retrasos.
The blockades on the streets caused significant delays.
In this sentence, 'bloqueos' refers to physical barriers or blockades that might impede the movement of traffic or pedestrians.
Ella tiene muchos bloqueos emocionales que debe superar.
She has many emotional blocks that she needs to overcome.
Here, 'bloqueos' is used metaphorically to refer to psychological or emotional obstacles that hinder personal progress.
El gobierno implementó bloqueos en el acceso a ciertos sitios web.
The government implemented blocks on access to certain websites.
In this usage, 'bloqueos' indicates restrictions or blocks, particularly in the context of digital or information access.

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