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10 Language-to-English DictionariesBloccato
Pronunciation / Transliteration: blohk-kah-toh
"L'auto è bloccata nel fango."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Unable to move or be moved.
"The car was stuck in the mud after the heavy rain." - 2
Caught or held in a particular position.
"She felt stuck in her job and wanted to explore new opportunities."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'stuck' originates from the Old English 'stician', meaning to pierce or to stick. Over time, it evolved through Middle English, where it retained the meaning of being unable to move or be moved, reflecting a state of being fixed in place.
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Preso
Transliteration: preh-zoo
"O carro está preso na lama."
Coincé
Transliteration: kwah-seh
"La voiture est coincée dans la boue."
Festgefahren
Transliteration: fest-geh-fah-ren
"Das Auto ist im Schlamm festgefahren."
Bloccato
Transliteration: blohk-kah-toh
"L'auto è bloccata nel fango."
Atascado
Transliteration: ah-tahs-kah-doh
"El coche está atascado en el barro."
फंसा हुआ
Transliteration: phansa hua
"गाड़ी कीचड़ में फंसी हुई है।"
卡住
Transliteration: kǎ zhù
"车子卡在泥里了。"
갇힌
Transliteration: gah-chin
"차가 진흙에 갇혔어요."
動けない
Transliteration: ugokenai
"車が泥に動けない。"
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