Word: hurdle
Category: hurdle
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Synonyms: hurdle
eyeglass
Translations: hurdle
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spanish
Translations:
valla
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german
Translations:
hürde
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french
Translations:
anicroche, entrave, claie, barrière, obstacle, achoppement, empêchement, embarras, traverse, encombre, ...
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italian
Translations:
ostacolo
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russian
Translations:
перегородка, преграда, плетень, помеха, барьер, препятствие
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norwegian
Translations:
forhindring
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swedish
Translations:
stängsel, hinder
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finnish
Translations:
este, aita
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czech
Translations:
překážka
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polish
Translations:
płotek, płot, opłotek, płotkarz
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hungarian
Translations:
karám
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ukrainian
Translations:
перешкода
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belarusian
Translations:
агарода
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estonian
Translations:
takistus, tõke
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croatian
Translations:
plot, prepona
The meaning and "use of": hurdle
noun
- an upright frame, typically one of a series, that athletes in a race must jump over. - The hoarding, the structure on which an ad is placed, is related to the hurdle over which athletes jump.
- an obstacle or difficulty. - there are many hurdles to overcome
- take part in a race that involves jumping hurdles. - I hadn't sat on him before but it was clear that he has taken well to hurdling .
- enclose or fence off with hurdles. - He and his staff had been making special arrangements to handle the sale with the minimum of delay: extra straw had been got in, portions of the market have been hurdled off and permission had been given to close Paragon Street.
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