Examples of using Obstructs in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
Government obstructs coverage of pope's visit,
A time that obstructs its understanding ability in terms of care as a citizenship's right.
this systematic perplexity obstructs a logical reasoning
In these cases, the tumor partially obstructs the communication between thesaccule and the larynx, creating a valve-like mechanism.
It is particularly positive that the Commission recognises that the marginalisation of women undermines political representation and obstructs economic and social development in the area.
Visa policy must not become an insurmountable obstacle which obstructs the path to democracy.
The stasis of Blood in the channels further obstructs proper circulation and therefore is another cause of pain.
sometimes this collateral presents an unexpected and tortuous curve, which obstructs the guide passage.
If the reporting agent obstructs the verification of the accuracy of the information, again a fine
The communicating vessels are capable of dilating to redirect the flow of lymphatic fluid from one system to another in the presence of lung disease that obstructs the lymphatics.
Mei generates an enormous ice wall that obstructs lines of sight,
From this study period onwards there is a difference of treatment which obstructs family development.
One point we understand is that HCA obstructs a portion of an enzyme called citrate lyase,
Once baby can turn himself over, anything that obstructs his movements will give him stress.
No person shall park any vehicle in a manner that obstructs a road, gate, or firelane.
it delays neurologic evaluation postoperatively and obstructs mobilization.
market competition that obstructs internet browsers IE's inclusion in Windows packages.
other network disruption obstructs or degrades the route through one relay,
when foliage obstructs visibility.
extreme vanity which obstructs our real progress.