• Italian: blocco
• Swedish: block

• Hebrew: גוש (gush)
• Italian: blocco
• Swedish: block

French

Pronunciation

IPA: /blɔk/

Noun

1. a block (e.g., of wood)
2. a bloc, an alliance
3. a pad of paper

Derived terms

• à bloc
• bloc cardiaque
• bloc-note
• Bloc Québécois
• en bloc
• faire bloc
• nier en bloc
• tout d'un bloc

Spanish

Etymology

bloc.

Noun

1. pad (such as of paper)

distinguish Block Bloc may refer to:

• Eastern Bloc, a former group of countries in Europe
• Bloc Québécois, a political party in Canada
• Bloc Nacionalista Valencià, a political party in Land of Valencia
• Voting bloc, a group of voters voting together
• Bloc voting, a type of multiple-winner voting system
• Trade bloc
• Black bloc, a tactic used at protests, often by anarchist-aligned groups
• Bloc Party, a modern music group

Bund, Rochdale cooperative, alliance, assemblage, association, axis, band, body, coalition, college, combination, combine, common market, confederacy, confederation, consumer cooperative, cooperative, cooperative society, corps, council, credit union, customs union, economic community, faction, federation, free trade area, gang, group, grouping, league, machine, mob, partnership, party, political machine, ring, society, union