گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'obstacle'

1 عمومی:: گیر

2 عمومی:: پاگیر

3 عمومی:: سد جلو راه‌

4 عمومی:: مانع‌

5 عمومی:: محظ‌ور

6 عمومی:: رداع‌

7 روان شناسی و مشاوره:: مانع

1 general:: noun barrier: We will place no obstacle in your path.

2 general::   noun ADJ. big, chief, main, major | enormous, formidable, serious The attitude of the unions is a serious obstacle. | impossible, insuperable, insurmountable Lack of money has proved an almost insurmountable obstacle. VERB + OBSTACLE pose, prove, remain | come across, encounter | overcome, remove, surmount He was determined to overcome all obstacles in his way. PREP. ~ for Lack of childcare provision can be a major obstacle for women wishing to work. | ~ to The huge distances involved have proved an obstacle to communication between villages. PHRASES an obstacle in the path/way (of sb/sth) The release of prisoners remains an obstacle in the path of a peace agreement.

3 general:: obstacle verbs be an obstacle • This issue is a major obstacle to a successful peace treaty. prove an obstacle (= be an obstacle ) • The weather proved an obstacle, with nonstop rains flooding the field. present/pose an obstacle (= cause an obstacle to exist ) • Serious differences continue to present obstacles to an agreement. • Our reliance on fossil fuels poses an obstacle to achieving these targets. overcome an obstacle ( also surmount an obstacle formal ) (= find a solution to an obstacle ) • We need to help young people overcome the obstacles that poverty puts in their way. remove an obstacle • Opening the border removed all obstacles to trade and travel between the two countries. face an obstacle (= have to deal with an obstacle ) • The investigation has faced numerous obstacles. encounter an obstacle (= find that there is an obstacle ) • People should not encounter obstacles because of their age, sex, race, or religion. put/place obstacles in the way (= try to stop someone from doing something easily ) • Her father put several obstacles in the way of their marriage. adjectives a major/serious obstacle • Debt is a major obstacle to economic growth. • There are serious obstacles to obtaining sufficient funding. a real obstacle (= a serious one ) • The lack of oil and gas resources in Northeast Asia is a real obstacle to the region's economic development. the main/biggest/greatest etc obstacle • The biggest obstacle to women's equality was social expectations of male and female roles. an insuperable/insurmountable obstacle (= one that it is impossible to find a solution to ) • The problem does not present an insurmountable obstacle. • There are no insuperable obstacles to the purchase of the company. a formidable obstacle (= one that makes it very difficult to achieve something ) • There are formidable obstacles to legal reform. a legal/political/technical etc obstacle • Despite technical obstacles, scientists at NASA are considering the project. phrases an obstacle in the way/path • There were still a number of obstacles in the way of an agreement.