Examples of using "Bloccato" in a sentence and their english translations:
I was stuck.
I'm stuck.
- Tom is stuck.
- Tom got stuck.
He's stuck here.
I got stuck.
- He's stuck.
- He got stuck.
He looks stuck.
He got bogged down at work.
- Tom's stranded.
- Tom is stuck.
He looked like he was stuck.
I'm stuck.
They restrained him.
This herd isn't going anywhere...
Tom got stuck.
The bridge is blocked.
- It's stuck.
- You're stuck.
- He's stuck.
- He's stranded.
Are you stuck?
You're stuck.
Tom was stuck in traffic.
Tom is stuck in the past.
Facebook is blocked in China.
Traffic has been halted.
WhatsApp is blocked in Brazil.
I'm not stuck.
I'm stuck here.
Tom is probably stuck in traffic.
Tom looks stuck.
Apparently, Tom is stuck in traffic.
I got stuck.
Tom tried to open the drawer, but it was stuck.
Tom got stuck.
Turkey has blocked access to Twitter.
I got caught in traffic.
being stuck with staff and training roles.
I was stuck in traffic.
Traffic was blocked by a landslide.
Why is it locked?
I'm caught in traffic.
He blocked me.
And then I blocked off the entrance a little bit with the snow.
Argh! My computer froze up again.
Tom's stranded.
I was chained to the desk all day.
He blocked my account.
I'm stuck here in Boston.
I'm stuck in the same place.
and you're stranded out here... you're in a whole world of trouble.
Tom was stuck in Boston because of the snow storm.
It's stuck.
I'm stuck in my job.
A fallen tree blocked the path.
the truth is I'd only removed a single path to parenthood.
You blocked me on Facebook, and now you're going to die.
The locking mechanism has jammed.
In 1811, with Marshal Masséna’s army stalled outside Lisbon, Napoleon ordered Soult to
Sami never blocked Layla on Facebook.
My computer crashed.