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1. (n.) bloc
a group of persons, businesses, etc., united for a particular purpose, esp. a group of legislators of different parties who vote together for some interest.
2. bloc
a group of nations that share common interests and usu. act in concert in international affairs:
the former Soviet bloc.
Etymology: (1900–05; < F; see block)
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1. (noun) bloc, axis
a group of countries in special alliance
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Sense: a group of nations etc who have an interest or purpose in common
the European trade bloc.
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 Afrikaans: Blok |
 Arabic: كُتْلَةٌ (سياسِيَّةٌ) |
 Bulgarian: блок |
 Brazilian: bloco |
 Czech: blok |
 German: der (politische) Block |
 Danish: blok |
 Greek: συνασπισμός χωρών κτλ. με |
 Spanish: bloque |
 Estonian: blokk |
 Farsi: اتحادیه؛ بلوک |
 Finnish: ryhmittymä |
 French: bloc |
 Hebrew: גוּש מדִינוֹת |
 Hindi: समूहों या राष्ट्रों का गु |
 Croatian: politički blok |
 Hungarian: tömb |
 Indonesian: blok |
 Icelandic: blokk, samtök |
 Italian: blocco |
 Japanese: 圏 |
 Korean: (특정 목적을 가지고 결성되는) 연합, 블록, |
 Lithuanian: blokas |
 Latvian: bloks; apvienība |
 Malay: blok |
 Dutch: blok |
 Norwegian: blokk |
 Polish: blok |
 Persian: اتحادیه؛ بلوک |
 Pashto: ډله ،بلاک |
 Portuguese: bloco |
 Romanian: bloc |
 Russian: блок |
 Slovak: blok |
 Slovenian: blok |
 Serbian: blok |
 Swedish: block, sammanslutning |
 Thai: กลุ่มประเทศ |
 Turkish: blok |
 Taiwanese: 集團，陣營 |
 Ukrainian: блок, об'єднання |
 Urdu: ہم خیال گروہ |
 Vietnamese: khối (chính trị) |
 Chinese: 集团 |
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