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🚧hamper (ampèr)

verb
/ˈhæmpər/
entraver (entraver)
Hammer hamstring
hamper definition card — visual illustration of the meaning hamper synonyms and antonyms card — visual word comparison hamper collocation card — common word combinations and phrases

Signification

to hinder or impede the movement or progress of
to prevent or slow down the progress of something; also, a basket with a lid, typically for laundry.
Traduction de la signification
empêcher le mouvement ou le progrès
empêcher le mouvement ou le progrès

Phrases d'exemple

The heavy rain hampered our travel plans.

La forte pluie a entravé nos plans de voyage.
La forte pluie a entravé nos plans de voyage.

Heavy rain hampered the construction work.

La pluie forte a entravé les travaux de construction.
La pluie forte a entravé les travaux de construction.

Synonymes

hinder, obstruct, impede, restrict, block
Entrée 1
hinder, obstruct, impede, restrict
Entrée 2
hinder, obstruct, impede, restrict, block

Antonymes

help, assist, facilitate, aid
Entrée 1
help, assist, facilitate, aid
Entrée 2
assist, facilitate, help

Collocations

hamper progress, hamper efforts, hamper growth, badly hampered, hamper development, hamper movement
Entrée 1
hamper progress, hamper efforts, hamper growth, badly hampered, hamper development
Entrée 2
hamper progress, hamper growth, hamper movement, hamper efforts

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