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two-block Definition and Meaning in English (two-block definition)

verb
Synonyms:hoist fullyraise completely
Quick Answer • Definition

Two-block definition: To hoist something, such as a flag or sail, as high as it can go until the two blocks of the tackle meet.

Definitions of Two-block

  1. 1verb(formal)

    To hoist something, such as a flag or sail, as high as it can go until the two blocks of the tackle meet.

  2. 2verb(informal)

    To cut hair very short on the sides and back, leaving it longer on top, often creating a distinct contrast.

Example Sentences

formal

“The sailors worked quickly to two-block the signal flag before the captain arrived.”

casual

“He decided to two-block his hair for a fresh, modern look.”

Synonyms

hoist fullyraise completely

Antonyms

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Inflected Word Forms

past tensetwo-blocked
present participletwo-blocking

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What is the meaning of Two-block in English?▼
Two-block definition: To hoist something, such as a flag or sail, as high as it can go until the two blocks of the tackle meet.
How do you translate 'Two-block' to English?▼
'Two-block' translates to 'two-block' in English. Two-block definition: To hoist something, such as a flag or sail, as high as it can go until the two blocks of the tackle meet.
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